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Daniel Renfro Arkansas
My name is Daniel Renfro. I am one of those Malvern boys.
I am from Arkansas. I do music stuff. Every dollar spent on my music will go directly into improving my productions.
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The More You Know
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supported by 12 fans who also own “What It Do”
Ah yes, the perfect song to listen to while gaming.
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Building The Dream Machine
by Rigel's Star
supported by 12 fans who also own “What It Do”
Deep and emotional, but still upbeat, danceable and feel-good. With catchy melodies, bright guitars, minor chords, and smooth mellow vocals in verses that soar through emotional choruses, the album was clearly influenced by some of the great British New Wave sounds; if you'd told me From a Kite was an unreleased The Cure single I wouldn't have been surprised at all. Every successive album this artist releases sets a new bar. Building the Dream Machine is their best work yet.
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Broken Autopilot
by Rigel's Star
supported by 11 fans who also own “What It Do”
This is not at all I genre I listen to often yet this entire album is such a jam that I could remember every song from the list after almost 5 months!
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Truth or Consequences
by Chelsea Rose
The former Summer Twin steps into her own on a sophisticated solo record full of classic pop sounds and starry-eyed optimism.
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This remix LP reframes songs from Dear Nora’s “Skull Example,” sometimes making them sleeker, sometimes disassembling them entirely.
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Just in time for Halloween, this low-lit electropop record pairs sugary hooks with harrowing themes.
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Love and the Infinite Death Machine
by Rigel's Star
supported by 7 fans who also own “What It Do”
This album takes the underlying darkness under Rigel's Star's sound and pushes it to the forefront in another emotionally gripping album about death and mourning. The standout for me is "Infinite Maze" where he trades out his normal poppy sound for a somber and oh-so-powerful indie guitar lick.
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