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MAGNOLIA PARK - New Single with Video!

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MAGNOLIA PARK - New Single with Video!

Datum
28.08.2022
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Frank

MAGNOLIA PARK 

NEW SINGLE WITH Video!

The link to the new single with video is as follows:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDE6LDaP5z8

MAGNOLIA PARK from Florida released their captivating new single "I should've listened to my friends" along with a music video on August 17, 2022.

The song was written and produced by Nick Long (MGK, Iann Dior, Sueco) and Andy Seltzer (Lil Huddy) and highlights the many (cross-genre) influences of the band. Lyrically, the pop-punk anthem reflects regret over a past infidelity, the ignoring of red flags and warnings from loved ones, before realizing too late that they were right all along.

Guitarist/songwriter Tristan Torres sums it up by saying: “Toxic relationships hurt a lot, but nothing hurts more than losing all your friends because of it.”

MAGNOLIA PARK consists of:

Lead singer Joshua Roberts
Guitarists Tristan Torres and Freddie Criales
Bassist Jared Kay,
Drummer Joe Horsham
Keyboardist Vincent Ernst.

The band is clearly rooted in pop-punk, yet remains true to a quirky style, integrating elements from hip-hop, emo, and alternative pop into their eclectic sound mix. Since the release of their Heart Eater EP, the band has specialized in producing enticingly light-sounding synthesizers and danceable TikTok trap beats, which they blend with cool guitar riffs and catchy sing-along melodies. A continuous upward trend has been the immediate reward. Lyrically, MAGNOLIA PARK explores the dark realities of life while adding an optimistic twist and uplifting hooks to balance out these less-than-ideal situations.

MAGNOLIA PARK is frequently on tour and shares the stage with pop-punk giants like Sum 41, Simple Plan, Waterparks, and State Champs. The band is also on a US tour this fall with A Day To Remember and The Used.

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