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I’m easing into this week with the synth-pop anthem “Take It Slow” by MONOGEM.  Featuring a “slinking beat, ethereal synths, and the singer’s smokey alto”, the song according to MONOGEM “puts into words and music an impossible, fleeting love, so heightened and electric that you want to consume it whole and yet take it slow, all at once.”

For the release of “Take It Slow,” MONOGEM teams up with ReverbNation’s artist development incubator CONNECT, which brings the most promising rising artists to fans, positioning themselves to play a pivotal role in curating the next generation of stars.

Take a listen.

This post has sat as unpublished for too long.  MONOGEM (aka Jen Hirsh) brings the neon-soaked synth-pop with the single “Gone”.

“I wrote ‘Gone’ with all of my single ladies in mind,” says MONOGEM. “I wanted to give my girls something to sing to every asshole they’ve dated to easily say ‘BITCH! I’m out!.’ I really love the production on this track; it shimmers and sparkles in a way that gives it so much life and imagery.”