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Phil Good talks about "Growing Up" in punchy new release

  • February 4, 2017
  • Wendel Genosa
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With our ever so favourite holiday around the corner, it's safe to say the new releases roaming around will either jump on that love train or go down that bitter road of heartbreak and spite. In Phil Good's latest release "Growing Up", the multi-talented artist takes a matured approach to letting go and discusses the safest way to deal with break up. Phil Good's funky and indie electronic-tinged sound is one that has grown to be characteristic of the artist. Mixing his smooth vocals with plucky synths, Phil Good crafts a playful electronic style in all his releases. In "Growing Up", the drop takes on a superbly unique sound, with an almost off-pitch growling synth that somehow compliments the track's emotion perfectly. With the heaviness found in the synth in juxtaposition to Phil Good's warm vocals, we're treated to a dimensional work that combines cutting-edge production with catchy words. 

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Connect with Phil Good: Facebook | Twitter | Soundcloud 

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