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Bassmatic
by Nina Barry
Backed by a robo-electro smash track that's sure to light up club floors everywhere in the LC, Nina Barry explores the political-economic deterioration of inner-city lifestyles at the benefit of suburban expansion. With lyrics that identify our society's most critical issues with frightening clarity, Ms. Barry elevates the human literary capacity to heights unseen since the 19th century masters of Realism.
"Night time's like a jungle / Shouldn't make a sound / Living life / In the wrong part of town"
"This important pop composition adds significantly to our critical and theoretical understanding of urban and suburban spaces...adding political, sociological, and key cultural insights to thinking about what we mean by 'inner city', and how Nina Barry's contribution to this debate extends the fundamental perception of urban existence."
- Stephen Grossman, Music Journal Weekly
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Mine Until Monday
by Sunshine Shine
Satisfy your boy band fix with this addictive pop concoction that will be flaming up the charts. Picture the perfect male pop star in a tight white tank top, baggy mechanic's jeans, just a touch of eyeshadow, and hair that's been teased for a half hour with the manly hands of their stylist. Now multiply that by five and you've got Sunshine Shine, the band that's been singing together making beautiful harmonies since they first met each other in the juvenile home's showers. Moving up the charts faster than a snake can find a hole in the ground, "Mine Until Monday" is one of LIPS106's "Pops Hit" favorites.
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