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From the album:
Slugger
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1.
<2
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2.
The Sting
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3.
Fixina
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4.
Get a Yes
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5.
Devil In U
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6.
Line Up
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7.
Just a Friend
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8.
Tell U What
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9.
Krampus In Love
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10.
Hype
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11.
Coming Into Powers feat. Sammus
1. <2
2. The Sting
3. Fixina
4. Get a Yes
5. Devil In U
6. Line Up
7. Just a Friend
8. Tell U What
9. Krampus In Love
10. Hype
11. Coming Into Powers feat. Sammus
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Best New songSad13 — <2
Posted by LetsLoop on September 23, 2016, 8:18 am Sadie Dupuis from @Speedy Ortiz has shared another new track from her new side-project Sad13. <2 will join the previously released Get a Yes on her upcoming debut album, Slugger, which is out November 11th.Here's what Sadie had to say about her latest single:
"<2 is about choosing to be glossy AND caustic. It’s about knowing you’re smart, knowing you’re doused in glitter, and refusing to see these two bits of self-knowledge as conflicting. My high school rival was a bigoted Eagle Scout, furiously confounded at the reality that a girly teen (me!) was his academic superior. Ten years later, as an adult human who lurks around the “feminine” quadrant of the gender map, I STILL come up against ignoramuses who conflate feminized personal style with anti-intellectualism.
Being 'in the less than two' is about finding balance between two selves, exterior and interior. It’s about allowing those selves to coexist in alliance but not in interdependence—and about loving yourself in a world that doesn’t want you to. What’s less than two? A singular person, who is by definition their own number one. Life is booby-trapped with boring nepotists who mistakenly equate professional competence with utterly rigid reproductions of masculinity. If you don’t/won’t/can’t fit that role, self-obsession becomes a radically necessary preservation tool.
The <2 video is an homage to YouTube and Instagram MUAs, via a series of makeup tutorials that become increasingly surreal. Undergoing several dissimilar cosmetic transformations fit with the song’s theme of self-determinism, while also celebrating aesthetic mutability. Plus, we wanted to make me look like a reptilian and glue a bagel to my head. Some of these looks adhere to conventionally feminine beauty norms, some embrace masculinity, more often than not they treat the face as a gender-neutral canvas, letting cosmetics be Art-for-art’s-sake."
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