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OWN DEVICES shines with 'Blue Light' EP release

  • July 29, 2024
  • Natalie Patrick
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The British music collective OWN DEVICES, led by Daniel Bond and Tarik Khan, has unveiled their highly anticipated EP, "Blue Light." The EP seamlessly blends psychedelic rock, indie, and R&B, offering an immersive auditory experience.

"Blue Light" showcases OWN DEVICES' signature sound, combining smooth production with a mix of pop, R&B, and indie influences. This release precedes their debut album, promising an enthralling journey through innovative soundscapes and compelling lyrical narratives.

The EP features mesmerizing falsetto vocals accompanied by bass, drums, guitar, percussion, and mellotron. Each track exemplifies the band's versatility and ability to create a sonically cohesive and engaging musical experience.

The band remarks that "Blue Light" is an ode to procrastination and the modern struggle of losing ourselves in the captivating glow of screens and digital distractions.

With a total running time of 12 minutes and 40 seconds, "Blue Light" features three tracks that will captivate and resonate with listeners. As OWN DEVICES continues to evolve as artists, their innovative approach to music and storytelling is set to intrigue and engage audiences further.

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