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PHANGS rocks us into the new year with funky single "Eyes Off You"

  • December 15, 2017
  • Baylee Less
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Nashville-based electro-pop artist PHANGS debuted this summer with his flavorful album Get In My Arms. With slow sensual lullabies and fast-paced pop ditties, we could tell from the start that PHANGS set out to be a versatile artist with impeccable writing sensibilities. He's returned this winter with the synthy single "Eyes Off You" out via Orange based in Nashville. With a funk edge and a sexy chorus, PHANGS draws you in and gets you to dance. The track is infused with that 80's pop flash that soon you'll be designing a Michael Jackson inspired group dance. At the chorus he croons, "You know I can't be modest when you're so hypnotic." We agree – you're so hypnotic PHANGS.

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