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Throw on Ben&Ben’s New Single “Doors” and Melt into Your Sofa
Philippines-based nine-piece band Ben&Ben recently dropped their new single “Doors” via Sony Music and, if you’re feeling stressed about being perpetual stuck indoors, just one dose of this new ear medicine and get ready to melt into your sofa.
“Doors” was mixed by Grammy Award-winning engineer Miles Walker (Beyonce, Usher, Coldplay, Rihanna) with mastering from Leon Zervos (P!nk, Maroon 5, Beastie Boys, Willy Nelson). Enjoy the tune, and expect more to roll out throughout 2020.
Commenting on the track, then group shares, “‘Doors’ is one of the most personal songs that we’ve written. It’s about passive-aggressiveness, how it can ruin relationships, and how anyone can be on either the sending or receiving end of it. So much of the hurt in the world now, much of which we all experience daily as well, is caused by people not speaking what is really on their minds… We drew on our emotions on these topics to craft the melodies, riffs, beats, and textures of the song. It was done so quickly; one day we were jamming the song, and a few days after we already had the track on record. Everyone just performed their most raw and pure feelings to make the arrangement.”
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