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Hyperpop

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Finding Chicago Bop in Today’s Hyperpop

by Bobby Vanecko April 7, 2022April 7, 2022

“I feel like the best way to describe it would be nostalgic, but new-sounding at the same time. There are moments in some of the songs that may remind you of something you’ve felt, seen, or heard before. But the song as a whole feels like its own thing.”   Andrew Goes to Hell, a songwriter, […]

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