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Slow Joy
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Slow Joy
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The project of Esteban Flores (MDDN Records), a single ahead of his sophomore album. It opens on a lone guitar riff before erupting into distorted chords and heavy percussion, with layered octave-and-falsetto vocals (a Novo Amor / Bon Iver quality) acting as the calm "SSRI" against the intensity. Opens the indie run.
TikTok angle: The title "SLC Punk on an SSRI" is exactly what the song does: one lonely guitar, then it detonates into distortion and drums, and a soft falsetto floats in to calm the panic — the voice is the SSRI, the noise is the panic. It's one person, Esteban Flores.