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Songs We Love: Night Things, 'Cost Of The Summer'

The Los Angeles synth-pop duo sounds like a sunny reboot of Duran Duran, and it wants to turn your dreams into songs.
The Los Angeles synth-pop duo Night Things wants to turn your dreams into songs.

Craving real connection? Forget your darkest secret or most embarrassing moment, and tell someone what you dreamed about last night. getting personal. Take it from Zach Shields and Maize LaRue, who make up Night Things, a budding Los Angeles synth-pop band that sounds like a sunny reboot.

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