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About To Break 2023: Daisy Brain
With lyrics that reflect the struggles and triumphs of the Gen-Z experience, daisy brain’s music is an emotional journey that leaves a lasting impact.
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"Powder Train" is a track by Daisy Brain, from the album Let’s Go Camping - EP, released 19th August 2021. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 11 articles about Daisy Brain.
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"I love writing thoughtful, observational lyrics but sometimes a song has to come from a real rawness, and this is definitely that song."
The scuzzy indie grungester is our latest guest as we get familiar with one of the hottest new acts on the planet.
With nods to grunge, punk-rock and Britpop, Daisy Brain takes inspiration from all the biggest and best sounds of the 90s and channels them into huge-sounding hits that are all his own.
The likes of Daisy Brain, Priestgate, Jack Flanagan, Blondes, Personal Trainer, Greta Isaac and Mumble Tide are joining the bill for the 2022 edition.
The collection features previous singles ‘Digital Atlas’, ‘What Would You Do?’ and latest new track ‘Down’.
A scuzzy, fuzzy, grungey diamond in the rough, the Really Very Good track is a taster of a new EP, 'Disconnected Happy', set for release on 1st April.
Set to feature previous singles 'Digital Atlas', 'What Would You Do?' and yesterday's new track 'Down', the full thing will arrive on 1st April.
It follows up on recent singles 'What Would You Do?' and 'Digital Atlas', both of which arrived last month.
It follows up on previous effort 'Digital Atlas', which arrived earlier this month.
The London upstart hits the road this May, following an already sold out run this month.
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