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NEW MUSIC WE LOVE: Natalie Prass' “The Fire”

September 12, 2018 Albumism Staff

Artist: Natalie Prass
Song: “The Fire”
Album: The Future and The Past

A captivating creative pivot from her critically acclaimed, eponymous 2015 debut album, Natalie Prass’ recently released second studio album The Future and The Past finds the singer-songwriter embracing a fuller, and in our opinion, more fabulous sound overall. “The Fire” is one of the record’s multiple standouts, and the just-unveiled video which finds Prass serenading abandoned busts of past presidents adds to the song’s undeniable vibrancy.

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