Ohio (USA)-based dark electro/synth-pop act, Pawn Pawn is back with another single, "I Can Only Tell You With My Eyes", in anticipation of their forthcoming EP. "I Can Only Tell You With My Eyes" is an anthem for unspoken attraction. Drawing sonic inspiration from the likes of Night Club and Beborn Beton, pulsing synths underpin vocals that meld vulnerability with seduction. This synthpop banger evokes strobing scenes from a shadowy, smoke-filled club where the air is thick with tension and /dark possibility. Link
PAWN PAWN - Evokes Strobing Scenes From A Shadowy, Smoke-filled Club With New Single
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