The opening track from his album 'People' is a simple, hypnotic declaration.
The opening track from his album 'People' is a simple, hypnotic declaration.
By refusing to elaborate, it makes the title feel less like a description and more like a crew name or a shared condition.
The phrase 'We are artistic' gets hammered home ten times.
The opening track from his album 'People' is a simple, hypnotic declaration.
We are staying here, up all night
Most intros set a scene or mood. This one stakes a claim. By refusing to elaborate, it makes the title feel less like a description and more like a crew name or a shared condition.
The phrase 'We are artistic' gets hammered home ten times. It's less about explaining what that means and more about planting a flag, a stubborn insistence on identity before anyone else gets a word in. The repetition feels like someone convincing themselves as much as announcing it to the world.
After all that declaring, it lands on a simple, concrete image of commitment. The artistry isn't just something they are; it's something they do, through the night.
The way the phrase 'up all night' finally breaks the pattern, shifting the focus from identity to action.
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We are artistic
We are artistic
We are artistic
We are artistic
We are artistic
We are artistic
We are staying here, up all night
We are staying here, up all night
We are staying here, up all night
We are staying here, up all night
The opening track from his album 'People' is a simple, hypnotic declaration. By refusing to elaborate, it makes the title feel less like a description and more like a crew name or a shared condition. The phrase 'We are artistic' gets hammered home ten times.
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