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Finding textures became a central concern taking programming and looping into his own hands in a way he never had before, creating polyrhythmic grooves to lend urgency to his inner dialogue. "Idol RE-run" is the first taste of songs written in this period and provides a hint for what's to come from Westerman in the coming year. Theatre In Boston features the most comprehensive listings, news, reviews, and pre-theatre dining. Creatively, this offered a strange kind of freedom, and accommodated some of the most adventurous and unselfconscious songwriting of his career. Shows Coming Soon to the Citizens Bank Opera House. The song was written after Westerman emerged from a period of disenchantment with making music, and with the future of his career feeling abstract, it seemed unclear to Westerman whether the material he was recording would ever be heard. The new track, produced by James Krivchenia and Westerman, juxtaposes gentle and celestial sonics with an aggrieved disposition and features artwork by renowned New York via Portugal Graphic Designer and Illustrator Bráulio Amado. UK artist Westerman returns with his first offering in two years with the song "Idol RE-run" out via Partisan Records.
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