Shamir Stands Up For The Struggling, Anxious '90's Kids'
The singer steps away from the dance-pop of his debut Ratchet and towards sincere lo-fi. He's made a video for the new song "90's Kids" off a new album, Revelations, out in November.
by Karen Gwee
Sep 13, 2017
1 minute
When entered the ring, it was with the slick, cheeky 2014 single "On The Regular," which he followed up with the impressive dance-pop debut . Though the album landed on many year-end lists, and Shamir himself, he said he felt pigeonholed by the dance pop of , which he had only been experimenting, and that he chafed at the repression of his musical opinions and instincts during the process of making the album.
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