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MRY explores coastal sounds on "Carribea" [Premiere]

  • December 5, 2017
  • Karl Dobias
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After the release of his singles "Walking on Fire" and "Way We Go" earlier this year, LA-based artist MRY is back again with "Carribea"; a new, bouncy new tune to boost your mood and give you energy to power through the week.

Starting off strong, "Carribea" pushes you into an aural landscape of dance and Caribbean sound. MRY says of the song, "This is about the best of times, when you and all your friends can get together on an island far, far away from here."  The drums and guitars do the heavy lifting, allowing the smooth vocals dance on top of the beat and create a sherbet soaked sunset in the back of your mind that delightfully lingers and beckons for repeat listens.

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