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Jean Dawson debuts new single "Napster" and surrealist short film "Memory Is Software" [Video]

  • February 19, 2019
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Rising experimental pop songwriter Jean Dawson was last featured on EARMILK when he dropped his inaugural first single off his long awaited Bad Sports EP, "Bullfighter" late last year. Jean  has finally arrived with new music in the form of a highly stylized short film entitled "Memory In Software", directed by Zachary Bailey & Mikayel and featuring the songs "Napster" and "Bullfighter". The chromatic visual is the ideal compliment to Jean's introspective musings , with pensive scene pacing that bring to mind the cinematic depth of an early Wong-Kar-Wai film. 

Connect with Jean Dawson: Twitter / Instagram

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