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SKRAM lift the mood in confidence-boosting "Serendripity"

  • December 12, 2023
  • Jessica Hart
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New Zealand band SKRAM certainly know how to make people feel good. Not only is their new single “Serendripity” a toe-tapping, move-inducing anthem, but it also narrates the importance of knowing your self-image and self-worth. Bringing smiles to our faces on all levels, SKRAM make us feel like a million bucks. 

“Serendripity” is all about doing whatever you want to make yourself feel good. Singer Henry Ashby expresses, “The first time I put bright sparkly blue eyeliner on I had a war with myself, loving the way I looked but also being terrified of how others would judge me as a man wearing makeup. As I started to put myself out there more and explore my feminine side, I found I became more confident with my chaotic style, and I began to feel more comfortable actually expressing myself. Serendripity is a call out to people to help others feel like they can be whoever they want to be and wear anything they think is cool, even if it’s insane”

This empowering anthem bursts alive with fast-paced percussion, playful lyrics, quirky vocals and colorful, animated melodies. Encouraging you to start living out the most authentic version of yourself, SKRAM are helping us set some New Year’s resolutions.

Connect with SKRAM: Facebook | Instagram | TikTok

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