expensive magnets Brasilia, Brazil
expensive magnets is the collaboration of genevieve artadi and pedro martins. their first album is a 4-song ep recorded and
filmed over three days in brasília, brazil.
u can watch the full video on their youtube channel.
thank u for listening!
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Following the works of Pedro Martins brought me here and to quite the overwhelm. The musicianship on this alongside Artadi's dream world of art pop songwriting, vocals, and key arrangements is truly magical and euphoric, from the most uplifting moments like on Visionary to the valleys of 'Change Stays'. Truly an AOTY of 2023 and a beautiful record.
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the perfect soundtrack for my mid-life crisis. guess if i want health coverage i better get a real job. again. just when i was about to throw in the artist-towel for the third time, Knower slaps the MIDI-cable noose out of my hand. thank you.
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