Welcome to Olivver the Kid and the “Freak” ep. Following a string of releases since his first song “Purge,” Olivver the Kid has made a name for himself as the LA King of revival with a successful noir-streak of brooding, smoked out pop with an ear for infectious hooks.
The EP opens to blissful 80’s, top-down of “Freak” that is fated to soundtrack Ferris Bueller’s late night drive with Sloane in Cameron’s car . Then comes the never-before-heard track “D.T.R.T.” (a song he’s been writing since he was 17) which is a dreamy, guitar heady jam inspired by advice from his uncle to do the right thing. Then “Attica 71″ comes rushing in like a bombastic explosion of crashing crescendo and bluesy emboss that will leave its beat throbbing in your ear long after its finished. “Not Going Home” brings Olivver’s infinite penchant of hope to light as piano-laden keys lay the framework for a tender, personal ballad bursting at the seams with emotion before stealth, starry-eyed synths rip the finale wide open
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sorry jessie yes I agree I should, I tried to find some more info on this artist so thanks for the comment