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    Kyan Palmer & nicopop. Deliver Pop Perfection On New Album “It’s Called Branding, Sweetie”

    Elicit MagazineBy Elicit MagazineDecember 12, 20192 Mins Read
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    Today, pop powerhouses Kyan Palmer & nicopop. release their highly-anticipated collaborative album, It’s Called Branding, Sweetie. The past year has seen the producer-songwriter duo release an array of colorful pop singles, most notably their two streaming hits “Antisocial Socialites” (3M+ streams) and “Ms. Last Night” (1M+ streams). The new album features a number of previously released singles, as well as three brand new tracks: “Usually I’m Not Like This,” “Intentions,” and “Come4U.” 

    It’s Called Branding, Sweetie demonstrates the vast and dynamic range of pop music today. Palmer & nicopop. push the boundaries of the pop genre, moving from groove-filled party anthems (“Ms. Last Night”), to pop ballads (“Come4U”), all the way through to fun-loving electro-pop tracks (“Antisocial Socialites”). It’s a pop aficionado’s dream album.

    nicopop.’s future-thinking production and Palmer’s slick pop melodies and R&B vocal stylings have made the duo a popular songwriting team outside of their own project(s). This year alone they’ve written with the likes of Monsta X, Chain Gang of 1984, The Ready Set, Wingtip, and Win & Woo, just to name a few. With more exciting announcements, songwriting cuts, and new records slated for 2020, it’s clear that nicopop. and Kyan Palmer are two young artists ready to define the future of pop sounds.

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