Von Hertzog Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Von Hertzog is a retro-influenced Synthpop artist from Philadelphia. He is also the VH in VH x RR.
VH x RR just released their debut EP on Lakeshore Records.
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The Persistence of Memory
by VH x RR
supported by 22 fans who also own “All The Pretty Faces (Feat. C Z A R I N A)”
Okay so I’ve listened to the whole EP 4 times now and each song is amazing and the re-mix of calm down lover is crazy ass good. Bravo to you guys for putting out such a great EP. Hope you continue your collaboration.
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A Sky Full of Ghosts
by VH x RR
supported by 18 fans who also own “All The Pretty Faces (Feat. C Z A R I N A)”
So I’m writing this only have listened to the Silent Eyes track. A slower track with amazing stripped down sound sound and outstanding vocals to match. Can’t wait to hear the other songs and if you don’t agree with my comments just remember, I’m human after all.
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The Speed of Light
by VH x RR
supported by 18 fans who also own “All The Pretty Faces (Feat. C Z A R I N A)”
This is my new favorite chorus of any song. Play it loud ❤️
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The Resistance
by Replicant
Darkwave synth that directly addresses our modern dystopian political environment, with proceeds going to the Voting Rights Project.
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Predestiny EP
by Mareux
Emotional, romantic darkwave from L.A.'s Mareux, with celestial synths, thick beats, and bouncy, melodic bass.
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Where We Live
by Born Days
Melissa Harris’s shadowy synthpop is carefully crafted and delightfully catchy, gems that reflect darkness and light in equal measure.
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Somewhere In Time
by VH x RR
supported by 16 fans who also own “All The Pretty Faces (Feat. C Z A R I N A)”
I'm not a big fan of remixes in general because I prefer to listen to the original, most times. That said, the Somewhere In Time digital EP is a rare exception. The original is, of course, great, but the remixes take the base vocals and craft a new landscape making each like a new song, each with a different sound and vibe. A very worthwhile purchase and a good omen for the future of VHxRR
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