Koastle groups with Nashville songwriter Jake Neumar Misplaced In Goals debut, “Literal Targets”

Having began within the EDM weblog world again in 2014, I do know a factor or two about throwing shade. In the event you suppose EDM Twitter is unhealthy now, it was the precise wild wild west with loads of producers, followers, and even promoters unafraid to throw shade any which approach, warranted or not. Now, issues have change into a bit extra tame — however SoCal duo Koastle are bringing shade again with their new music, “Literal Targets.”

Fed up with the thoughts video games and superficial features of modern-day relationship, Nashville songwriter Jake Neumar calls out the vanity of the so-called “primary” behaviors defining this technology.

Koastle shares how the music developed: “This music has been three years within the making. We wrote this music with some good buddies of ours. It began out once we have been hanging within the room, scrolling via Instagram. We noticed a put up from a woman that we went to school with, posing together with her boyfriend on the pool. As we have been going via the feedback, there have been so many ‘pretend’ feedback from folks that we knew would discuss poorly about this woman behind her again. The feedback have been issues like ‘Omg y’all are good,’ ‘Can I be you?,’ and lastly, ‘Wow, Literal Targets,’ therefore the music title. So, lengthy story quick, we wrote a music about primary people who find themselves pretend on Instagram.”

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