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You Don’t Have To Change If You Don’t Want To is Harlow’s Monkeys’ Single

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welcome to Edgar Allan Poets indie music corner. A space dedicated to the best new artists and bands we find around the web. Today’s featured Band is Harlow’s Monkeys and their single You Don’t Have To Change If You Don’t Want To.

You Don’t Have To Change If You Don’t Want To is Harlow’s Monkeys’ Single

The compositional style of this band is sincere and direct.

When I heard the expressiveness of the singer’s voice I was immediately hooked by the beautiful melody of this song.

As soon as I found out that You Don’t Have To Change If You Don’t Want To was composed with only two chords I was blown away.

This tune proves to have incredible dynamics. The musical arrangements are so refined that don’t make you miss a richer chord progression.

When artists manage to do this type of thing then it means that we are dealing with people with a great experience behind them.

You can feel that Harlow’s Monkeys spent a lot of time in the rehearsal room to achieve such a developed musical alchemy.

A great find that I recommend to everyone!

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You Don’t Have To Change If You Don’t Want To is Harlow’s Monkeys’ Single

Harlow’s Monkeys is an indie rock band from San Francisco, fronted by songwriter/producer Tommy P. Harlow’s Monkeys is best known for their decisive lyricism, harmonies, humor, and dynamic arrangements. While “you don’t have to change…” only has two chords throughout the whole song, it still provides a dynamic and engaging experience for the listener through its ues of dynamics, catchy melody, and powerful guitar parts.




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