New album: Jangus Kangus – “Fortune Cookie” –

Law of Los Angeles Gangos Kangos It is forced with the attractiveness of rock filled with momentum in a new album Fortune cookie file. The main author of the song, Yasmine Sankran, shows a collection of selective color-shaded degree-from the country’s recipients from “You just love me when” to the nostalgia for the stars “Goldilocks”. The impressive band is also pushed by the talents of Steve Anderson (KEYS/Packing Congals), Antonio White (P lead/support), Dan Perdomo (drums), and Ryan Kilis (Bass).

The magic of a melody appears immediately on “You just love me when”, the jangly joph magic is emitted in the lyric “I just want to make you for me,” Complex relations perceptions – where the moments of love seem to come largely when they are under the influence of materials – within a group of destructive guitar and fold keys. “I think it has ended,” I concluded the singing of the lamentation, and sent chills. “Lives Double Lives” comes after that, attractive in Guitar Debonair Guitar Twangs-especially sweeping her in compliance with her title while crossing mood to brighter “in your arms again.” “We hide from the real life here in our small room,” Sankran’s singing, once again seizing a feeling of the desire to reconnect.

Another successful, “Janakita Kirakita” moves from the first Indian inspiration to a rock rock; The initial audio procession is smoothly throughout the fresh guitar, and a reminder of the admiration of the Japanese breakfast in the color of color there. The path is a display of understanding the project simultaneously from worldly pop and mysterious rock highlands. “Goldilocks”, which followed, emphasizes the dynamic productions inside. The brilliant guitar calls for the Linchyan cinematic talisman in its jangly layers. “Goldilocks”, exudes singing, then develops smoothly into a heavier rock pulse with the appearance of “Do not refresh my heart.” Full of quality, attractive products, Fortune cookie file It is an overwhelming success from Jangus Kangus.

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