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I choose to live another life,
I want to live,
Don't want to die,
I choose to live not just survive,
I want to start again,
and live another life.
Do I deserve to be happy?
You've only known me for year,
And if my music doesn't make it clear,
I've been unhappy for far too long,
I want this feeling to just disappear.
I choose to live another life,
I want to live,
Don't want to die,
I choose to live not just survive,
I want to start again,
and live another life.
Have I always had this in me?
Do I deserve to be happy?
I choose to live.
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Kiffie Norwich, UK
Kiffie is a composer of electronic music and songs Inspired by recent events, lies and love, the music crosses genres
including electronica, hip-hop, folk and classical. Everything is produced at home, using hardware instruments, synthesisers and drum machines.
His music is emotionally driven and has a distinct, deeply human sound.
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Kiffie recommends:
A wonderful spine tingling piece of art. Shivers all the way down.
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Emotive and catchy. Unique and meaningful. Lab Notes takes you to another world... where music isn't dead.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Choose 2 Live (EP)”
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Choose 2 Live (EP)”
This concept album is insanely good, and sounds like a Radiohead side project. It contains plenty of electronica (with BoC vibes) and VGM-adjacent sounds (not surprising given its' subject matter). But... it has tons of live guitar, bass, drums, and vocals, complete with TV show snippets. It even has Massive Attack-style (Mezzanine's "Angel") guitar roars (#4's The World Never Ends). Think "OK Computer" with this one. Wow.
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Strange Paradise
by Sarah La Puerta
A nostalgic record full of ambling rhythms, vivid imagery, and cotton-soft melodies tapped out on an ever-present ’70s synth-organ hybrid.
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Blissfully narcotic dream-pop inspired by real dreams.
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