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Jango shares bouncy new track "Merchandise"

  • May 2, 2021
  • Jacob Saltzberg
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Pacific Northwest artist Jango has shared a new single called "Merchandise", featuring Seattle mainstay Sam Lachow. This bouncy cut is electrifying, providing a dose of energized adrenaline.

"Merchandise" features lively synth stabs accented by rumbling bass, as powerful drums lock in beneath. Throughout the track, layers of synths are added to create a cacophony of sounds. The production is textured yet smooth, keeping us engaged throughout. Jango and Sam Lachow come through with some iconic verses over top, spitting clever lyrics in a rapid fire fashion. Their flows are highly varied, remaining interesting throughout the entire song and keeping one hooked.

"Merchandise" is an important collaboration for the Pacific Northwest, as Jango, one of its new rising stars, and Sam Lachow, a veteran in the scene, join forces to lay down something special. It is evident that the region's music scene is growing quickly and providing fertile ground for new voices. Jango, and the Pacific Northwest as a whole, are headed for a bright future.

Connect with Jango: Spotify | Instagram | Twitter
Connect with Sam Lachow: Spotify | Instagram | Twitter

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