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Brooklyn trio FORAGER drop boisterous anthem "Hello to the Kiddies"

  • July 13, 2023
  • Malvika Padin
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Brooklyn-based kaleidoscopic-pop trio FORAGER deliver up boisterous anthem “Hello to the Kiddies,” led by their signature high-energy musicianship rooted in dreamy vocals floating over pulsing basslines.

Taken from their forthcoming debut album, Pipedream Firewood, the earworm track comes to life as an unashamed and unapologetic account of being sick of everything in the city.  A slow-build yet up-tempo production that crescendos with a dramatic build-up, the track  seamlessly moves into a playful soundscape framed by a catchy, singalong quality.

Having formed in 2021 and quickly carving a niche for themselves with rich musical heritage of rock, jazz, Afro-Cuban, Indian classical binding together as genre-bending journey through smooth R&B, buoyant funk and confessional pop, FORAGER is an act that constantly surprises us with their craft.

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