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Spazz Cardigan questions his next move with "DOIDOIT"

  • November 28, 2018
  • Lennon Cihak
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Louisville, Kentucky raised and Nashville, Tennessee-based artist Spazz Cardigan grew up on pop music's biggest stars, including the 00's biggest boy band sensation NSYNC and Michael Jackson. He then discovered Queen and was bound and determined to perform. The classically trained musician who taught himself guitar, bass, and drums has released a riveting new electronic track called "DOIDOIT." 

"DOIDOIT" is a track where Spazz Cardigan questions his each and every move. "Do I do it because my dad did it / Is it something in my blood?" sings Cardigan. The lyrics also poke fun at the standards that the millennial society and culture has set forth. We live in such a digital age, and social media is a driving force behind our daily lives. Is that a good enough reason to stay on "the gram" though? "DOIDOIT" continues to flourish through colorful vocal effects, subtle percussive imprints, and playful rhythms. While it seems that Spazz Cardigan knows what to do, today's society and standards really make you question those decisions. 

Connect with Spazz Cardigan: SoundCloud|Facebook|Twitter|Instagram 

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Lennon Cihak

Entertainment media professional specializing in music journalism, podcast production, and music production/distribution. Through podcasts, social media, and featured articles on critically acclaimed online publications, my work has reached over 40 million readers around the globe increasing fan engagement and brand awareness.

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