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Faire Osciller share anthemic yet emotive single “Stay Young”

  • February 10, 2024
  • Malvika Padin
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NYC/LA duo Faire Osciller share anthemic yet emotive single “Stay Young” from their debut album Drifting. Led by soulful vocals, soaring instrumentation and poignant lyricism, the track teases the retrospective nature of the album.

Set to trace how we sometimes simply have to drift from one side to another in life, the album one that’s concise in creation yet with expansive emotions that captures the energy that life throws our way.

Speaking of the album, they say, “ "Drifting" documents exactly that – a change in course, a change in emotion, a change in progression, a change in heart. All of these things make our lives a little bit tougher and a little bit better in retrospect."

After meeting around 15 years ago AJ Tobey (Ultra Major) and Tim Williams (Soft Swells) bring their varied and rich musical resume together as FAIRE OSCILLER, capturing chapters of life in perfect sonic strides.

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