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Party Pupils, MAX and Ashe showcase their chemistry in groovy release "Love Me For The Weekend"

  • November 20, 2018
  • Vivian Lin
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The infectious brilliance of dance-pop and future bass never ceases to amaze me. Party-starters Party Pupils has teamed up with MAX and Ashe to deliver a groovy aforementioned creation titled, "Love Me For the Weekend".

Party Pupils are known for weaving whimsicality and exuberance into each and every one of their tracks. Crooning airy harmonies over bouncy bass lines and playful synths, "Love Me For The Weekend" wears sexuality on the sleeve.

A coy track tugging at the casual sensualities of human nature amidst the guise of summertime vibes, this latest release is a charismatic duet of future bass and groovy funk. The track imbues, beautifully capturing mesmerizing harmonies woven by MAX and Ashea alongside the bouncy percussive beats.

Party Pupils will be kicking off their first co-headlining tour The Party Lok Tour in 2019. The January run of dates will take them across the country from California to New York with Pat Lok.

 

Connect with Party Pupils: SoundCloud | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
Connect with MAX: SoundCloud | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
Connect with Ashe: SoundCloud | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

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