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Saturday, October 16, 2021

BoyCoupon and the electro pop dance indie rock mania of "Quarter Life Crisis"

 











"my only desire is to know what it feels like, what it feels like..."


"Quarter Life Crisis" by Louisiana based duo BoyCoupon is a dynamic multi layered shape shifter of a track blending dream pop electronica with punchy manic indie rock. William Morse's dreamy croon moving from tender comfortable places to passionate falsettos is kept on it's toes by Herbie Brewton's production flourishes. He stuffs so much into the mix, dropping in guitar rhythms on top of pulsating synth sounds and whirling, whistling electronic lead melodies featuring electric keyboard soloist KJ Walker as beats keep the earth quaking. The breakneck chorus adds a potent energy, that feels mosh-worthy. 

-Robb Donker Curtius  




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https://www.instagram.com/_boycoupon/

https://twitter.com/BoyCoupon

https://open.spotify.com/artist/75oFl0XFh1iywg2lpZsL6w?si=fVELcWq6SaihywFKNw57Tw&nd=1

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqKcq8ioWIsPlCtEw85jQ5w

https://www.tiktok.com/@_boycoupon?

https://soundcloud.com/boycoupon/quarter-life-crisis/s-hwYJK2lmzxY


Innovative musical duo BoyCoupon is back with a synth-pop, rock banger that is bound to resonate with listeners across a plethora of demographics. “Quarter Life Crisis” combines thought-provoking lyrics with an addictive, high-energy instrumental to create a track that tests sonic boundaries. “Quarter Life Crisis” is now available to download and stream worldwide.

Beginning with reverberated guitar chords, a majorly distorted high vocal riff, and a laser-esq sound effect, BoyCoupons' trademark experimental tone sets the stage for another auditory odyssey. BoyCoupon describes the track as “...equal parts pensive, infectious, and breakneck fast.” William Morse’s (vocals) reflective lyrics over Herbie Brewton’s (producer) immersive breakbeat percussion narrate a tale of existentialism that often accompanies a particular stage in life. “Thinking back on everything that’s led me here, Wiping my eyes to make sure it’s really there. My only desire is to know what it feels like,” Morse sings. Everyone experiences a moment where they reflect back on their life, and it can be a difficult and heartbreaking task for some who haven’t yet accomplished everything they set out to do. BoyCoupon aptly conveys this universal, yet complicated and nuanced emotion of grappling with unrealistic expectations. Lead by subtle verses, each chorus erupts into screaming mountains of guitar, irresistible and chewy synth leads, and Morse’s signature falsetto. The second of these choruses build, transitioning directly into an even greater summit of mammoth synth leads and aggressive halftime drums. As the song begins to slow, Morse opens up with a vulnerable moment of self-spoken doubt over densely layered vocal harmonies. A major highlight of the song was the distinctive outro, featuring electric keyboard soloist KJ Walker, over a pulsing chordal background that crescendos and decrescendos repeatedly.

BoyCoupon are no strangers to experimenting with different musical tastes and genres. Formed like a phoenix from the ashes of a previous band, longtime friends Brewton and Morse joined forces to create yet another genre-colliding single. Indie88 beamed that “...the duo (made up of William Morse and Herbie Brewton) create a lush sci-fi synthpop dreamscape.” With their catalog ranging from wistful, bedroom-pop hooks to grimy, fast-paced drum’n’bass sequences to epic waves of cinematic ambiance, no musical stone is left unturned by this virtuous group.

Download or stream “Quarter Life Crisis” on all music platforms.


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