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SONG OF THE DAY- THE WOMEN- "DON'T WE"

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Words by Anselm Anderson


The women are an emerging band, hailing from Poland. "Don't We" is the new single from the upcoming new album " The Machine".

The women recently earned rave reviews in their native Krakow, following a slew of concerts. The new track hopes to highlight their knack for conveying emotions, concepts and philosophies through a blend of modern rock and metal.

" Don't We" opens with a synergetic riff, accompanied by thunderous drumming. The vocals tend to switch from melodic and reflective, to angry and emotionally charged. The tempo soon builds to a more aggressive tone, as the singer croons " We can feel it, don't we".

The song soon breaks down into a funky instrumental to increase the tension to a melancholic string arrangement.
 The finale sees steady drumbeats that see the vocals experience a range of feelings to convey the women's intentions to tell the story of topics that affect us all.


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