Everybody Wants To Be Famous - Superorganism
from the single Everybody Wants To Be Famous (2018)
Everybody wants and nobody's ashamed
Everybody wants you to know their name
Count me in. I want to be famous; the star of the show, the big kahuna. Don't you?
I suppose that only leaves one question: What's your plan?
For Superorganism, the plan is to march to their own drum, creating a world of music that breaks rules and resonates with folks around the world. They are an eight-person collective of music and film Do-It Yourselfers living in a London terrace apartment. Here they use commonly available tools - like Garageband - to create their art with all the grandeur of a giant record label, although they are just a group of likeminded people with laptops and synthesizers.
I dig their story and their vibe.
I also dig their song Everybody Wants To Be Famous. It is an infectious sing-along that juxtaposes its pop sensibility with a tongue firmly panted in their cheek. It reminds me of early new wave bands, like The Waitresses, doing songs like I Know What Boys Like.
When I finish listening to this single, I get so disappointed. I want to hear more.
Question: Should you quit your day job, join a collective, and strike out to be famous at any cost?
Answer: Yes!
Click Here to listen to Everybody Wants To Be Famous by Superorganism.
Everybody wants and nobody's ashamed
Everybody wants you to know their name
Count me in. I want to be famous; the star of the show, the big kahuna. Don't you?
I suppose that only leaves one question: What's your plan?
For Superorganism, the plan is to march to their own drum, creating a world of music that breaks rules and resonates with folks around the world. They are an eight-person collective of music and film Do-It Yourselfers living in a London terrace apartment. Here they use commonly available tools - like Garageband - to create their art with all the grandeur of a giant record label, although they are just a group of likeminded people with laptops and synthesizers.
I dig their story and their vibe.
I also dig their song Everybody Wants To Be Famous. It is an infectious sing-along that juxtaposes its pop sensibility with a tongue firmly panted in their cheek. It reminds me of early new wave bands, like The Waitresses, doing songs like I Know What Boys Like.
When I finish listening to this single, I get so disappointed. I want to hear more.
Question: Should you quit your day job, join a collective, and strike out to be famous at any cost?
Answer: Yes!
Click Here to listen to Everybody Wants To Be Famous by Superorganism.
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