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iā€™m so, so glad mk.gee is getting his flowers and well deserved (and overdue) acclaim with ā€œtwo star and the dream policeā€ā€¦but you had to be there for this one. this was one of the songs that sold me on him and let me know his music was different. the honest, anxious lyrics, the space this song creates, the sonic quality of the percussion. ages like fine wine. check out his early catalogue if you havenā€™t yet please. some good, funky stuff there. i could probably write a dissertation on his music if i really wanted to, so iā€™m going to stop myself here.
Jul 4, 2024

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iā€™ve been on the mk.gee train for awhile but i listened to a few more songs off his album ā€˜Two Star & The Dream Policeā€™ (2024) and i love it sooooo much!! his music gives me The Police / Phil Collins energy and i admire his musicality and talent as a producer. would definitely recommend this album! my favorite songs are: I. Candy II. DNM III. Are You Looking Up IV. Dream Police
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if youā€™ve somehow never heard of any of his music, listen to him. iā€™ve been a fan since 2022 and his album two star and the dream police gaining all the traction that it has has made me quite happy
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