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30-01-2020 22:28 GMT
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| Music by indie artist, Saachi Sen on YouTube | |
Saachi Sen
"Facebook Stalker"
Pop
Someone likes you
London’s fast-rising pop star, Saachi Sen is riding high locally and beginning to gain recognition farther and wider as her latest single, “Dark” spreads like wild fire across the country and steals the hearts of every single unsuspecting fan who is fortunate to cross its path. She made her debut back in 2012 and was an instant hit with fans owing to her innocent, angelic voice, her very special way with words and her very simple yet ever so moving guitar and piano melodies. “Facebook Stalker” was an unreleased record that showcased her songwriting ability in all its glory. As the title suggests, it’s about being a Facebook stalker - but not in a creepy way. It’s funny, fun, exciting and will take you back to a place when pop music was innocent, fun for all, radio-friendly and explored a broad range of subject matters centered around society as a whole and real life situations – not just Bentleys, Versace, Champagne and fellatio, like much of the stuff you are likely to hear on the radio nowadays.
For music licensing inquiries, pop promotion, artist/band bookings or general Artists And Repertoire (A&R) inquiries please contact the pop PR team at music-pr@srlnetworks.com
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Pop
Someone likes you
London’s fast-rising pop star, Saachi Sen is riding high locally and beginning to gain recognition farther and wider as her latest single, “Dark” spreads like wild fire across the country and steals the hearts of every single unsuspecting fan who is fortunate to cross its path. She made her debut back in 2012 and was an instant hit with fans owing to her innocent, angelic voice, her very special way with words and her very simple yet ever so moving guitar and piano melodies. “Facebook Stalker” was an unreleased record that showcased her songwriting ability in all its glory. As the title suggests, it’s about being a Facebook stalker - but not in a creepy way. It’s funny, fun, exciting and will take you back to a place when pop music was innocent, fun for all, radio-friendly and explored a broad range of subject matters centered around society as a whole and real life situations – not just Bentleys, Versace, Champagne and fellatio, like much of the stuff you are likely to hear on the radio nowadays.
For music licensing inquiries, pop promotion, artist/band bookings or general Artists And Repertoire (A&R) inquiries please contact the pop PR team at music-pr@srlnetworks.com
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