Pinkshift have dropped two new singles from their upcoming album 'Earthkeeper'
Maryland trio Pinkshift unveil contrasting singles 'Reflection' and 'Don't Fight' ahead of their August album release 'Earthkeeper'.
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You saw me, started walking faster Boy you're looking like you caught a scent Your girlfriend is asking what's the matter You lie to her and say i don't know yet Honey please, you can keep your distance I hope you know that I couldn't care less Roll up your sleeves and take a seat cause We're gonna be a while yet
'Cause it's storming out And you've used your last excuse And it's pouring now But you're walking in my shoes And it's storming out And the sky is far from blue You'd be running now If only you could move
What can I say, I'm not the staring type But you've been watching me since you walked into the door And something just doesn't feel right I can't tell if you've been asking me for more Come on baby won't you jump the gun Go ahead and tell me something I don't know I can't help but wonder, boiling What you've been thinking in the shelter of your home
'Cause it's storming out And you've used your last excuse And it's pouring now But you're walking in my shoes And it's storming out And the sky is far from blue You'd be running now If only you could move
And all my questions Seem way too far from safe You're so subtle It's staring in my face Who wants the summer When leaves are falling, dead I'd say you're holding Onto what, though? I don't know yet
You think I don't see I see clearly through All your pretty Shiny lying teeth I see clear through your pretty
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"Rainwalk" is a song by Pinkshift from the album Saccharine - EP, released in 2021. The song was written by Ashrita Kumar. It was produced by Hansel Romero.
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Maryland trio Pinkshift unveil contrasting singles 'Reflection' and 'Don't Fight' ahead of their August album release 'Earthkeeper'.
On their second album 'Earthkeeper', the Baltimore trio transform grief, rage and environmental anxiety into their most powerful statement yet.
The remixed EP features five tracks produced in collaboration with Caco.
A timely reminder of their brilliance and a teaser of more magic to come.