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hurt season drops bold yet soothing track "Worship"

  • October 13, 2022
  • Malvika Padin
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With a new moniker comes new, evolved artistry as alternative experimental artist hurt season delivers new single “Worship,” having already kicked off his new era in music with previous releases “Darkstar,” and “datreesh.” Built on personable song writing over soothing instrumentation, the twinkling number weaves splintering electric guitars and beats with his bold rap verses.

Rooted in his signature of crafting music as a safe space, the track oozes a nostalgia vibe even as it captures hurt season in the most accurate reflection of him and his artistry – someone who is less afraid of criticism and more willing break down conventions of his craft.

With “Worship,” providing a glimpse of his upcoming EP TITLE TBD which follows his experience of finding a healthy outlet through creating, the young rising act hones his struggles and lows into a powerful musical weapon set to take this 21-year-old talent to greater heights.

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