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MBE Apr. 12: Ireland’s SOAK imagines ‘Purgatory,’ YCP’s Ruler of Program, and more
Northern Ireland artist SOAK imagines purgatory is full of bad landlords. Their most recent release of the same name, “Purgatory,” came from a place of feeling impossibly static in life.
Northern Ireland artist SOAK imagines purgatory is full of bad landlords. Their most recent release of the same name, “Purgatory,” came from a place of feeling impossibly static in life.
Northern Ireland artist SOAK imagines purgatory is full of bad landlords. Their most recent release of the same name, “Purgatory,” came from a place of feeling impossibly static in life. But there's nothing static about this guitar-abundant, bass-driving, big-drum groove.
Plus, we shine the spotlight on another one of our Young Creators Project talents, 14-year-old Ruler of Program. The young producer stops by to discuss recording gear, finding the groove, and how he copes with self-criticism.
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