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GO PRIMITIVE Just Think You’re “A Different Person” in Stream of Latest Track
UK four-piece Go Primitive have released a stream of “A Different Person,” the second single from the group’s debut album Choices.
UK four-piece Go Primitive have released a stream of “A Different Person,” the second single from the group’s debut album Choices. The track is a high energy rocker with infectious riffs and punchy beats, intertwined with melodic vocals and some awesome guitar solos. The song is totally fueled with attitude, for all of you looking for some attitude! Commenting on the song, the band said, “A Different Person’ is about someone showing their unfavourable true colours, shattering the belief of the kind of person you thought they were.”
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