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Other Half – Lifted Fingers (Feat. Matthew Caws)

Other Half – Lifted Fingers (Feat. Matthew Caws)

In the latest escapade from Other Half, “Lifted Fingers” emerges as a beacon of hope amidst the relentless march of commercialism. Featuring the venerable Matthew Caws of Nada Surf, this track off their third album, “Dark Ageism”, is a melodious rebellion against the sterilization of culture by the corporate overlords. It’s a song that champions the underdog — the punk band playing to a cozy crowd in the last authentic pub on Earth, untouched by the cold hands of corporate branding. The collaboration between Other Half and Caws, itself a serendipitous event, underscores the song’s message: in the sprawling wasteland of the modern market, genuine human connection and creative collaboration are the last true sanctuaries. “Lifted Fingers” is not just a song; it’s an anthem for preserving those sacred, gritty paces where real music thrives away from the glare of profit-driven motives, making it a highlight of #BestNewMusic2024 #Week14.


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