The Influencers EP, by THE PASTEL WAVES

The Influencers EP

by THE PASTEL WAVES

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Track one starts with Starts Right Here’ an upbeat song suggesting the power of music, and that celebrity culture has no good influence in the world over picking up an instrument. Followed up by ‘I Wasn’t Convinced’, a little anger, telling us about promises and disappointments.

Track 3 is Freak Show’ is messy and chaotic and holds up a mirror to all your bad flaws, whilst ‘Late September’ is a short optimistic song about grief in various forms and the epiphany it can bring.

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4 Track EP on 33RPM 7” vinyl.
Released May 2021 on Spinout Nuggets records

Side A’s ‘Starts Right Here’ is an upbeat song suggesting the power of music, and that celebrity culture has no good influence in the world over picking up an instrument. Followed up by ‘I Wasn’t Convinced’, a little anger, telling us about promises and disappointments.

Side B’s ‘Freak Show’ is messy and chaotic and holds up a mirror to all your bad flaws, whilst ‘Late September’ is a short optimistic song about grief in various forms and the epiphany it can bring.

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1.	Starts Right Here 03:53	buy track
2.	I Wasn't Convinced 01:56	buy track
3.	Freak Show 03:16	buy track
4.	Late September 03:30	buy track

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Starts Right Here’ is an upbeat song suggesting the power of music, and that celebrity culture has no good influence in the world over picking up an instrument.
Followed up by ‘I Wasn’t Convinced’, a little anger, telling us about promises and disappointments.
Freak Show’ is messy and chaotic and holds up a mirror to all your bad flaws,
whilst ‘Late September’ is a short optimistic song about grief in various forms and the epiphany it can bring.

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released May 14, 2021

The Pastel Waves
Liste-romero
Parsons
Percy
Grigson

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THE PASTEL WAVES England, UK

From Medway Kent England. Vocals Joe Liste Romero. Drums Micheal Grigson. Guitars Chris Parsons. Bass Rob Percy.

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