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"Watch Your Back" Music Video

BEHIND THE SONG:

Watch Your Back is about the sense of danger that comes from blind faith in others. It serves as a warning and reminder to keep yourself protected from people who betray our trust.

Julie sings "Better watch your back, they'll tear you apart," a stark reminder of the consequences of letting one's guard down. Vulnerability can be a double-edge sword that shows your weaknesses, but also shows what's happening inside. Expressing ones self can help aid healing, but in the hands of those who seek to exploit weaknesses, the same expression can be detrimental.

The song draws listeners in with its relentless rhythm and chilling vocals creating danceable music that resonates with audiences who crave a darker, more introspective sound.

Directed by Wesley Morris

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SURFACES

New Pain is a 15 track journey through fear, pain, recovery and love. It chronicles the lives of the duo before during and after a fateful night in 2022.

SUMMORE is a dark electropop duo originating from central Ohio. Consisting of Julie (vocals and synth) and Justin (synth and production), their sound is brooding and hypnotic with deep and sometimes arpeggiated synthesizers, juxtaposed with melodic vocals and introspective lyrics.

What are people saying about their music?

"SUMMORE set the bar EXTREMELY high debuting their album, Surfaces. Julie's voice is angelic over Justin's synths, reminiscing Tracey Thorn from Everything but the Girl.

One of the BEST albums in 2021. I can easily listen to this album 5-6 times on repeat. It's a perfect soundtrack for an evening walk. I can't get enough of SUMMORE! 👀🙌🏻🔥‼️ Favorite track: Junktown."

- J. Poe

"Seriously, I predict a blowup...get on this train now so you can brag “I liked them when they were brand new...”

Beautiful whiffs of Ladytron, Portishead, Cranes..
Fantastic debut!"

- MuteWitness

"Such a sonic odyssey from start to finish. The kind of album you can listen to on a drive or on good speakers in your living room Favorite track: Never Coming Down."

- A. Portillo

"The devil is in the details, and this album goes full devil.

A delicate and ethereal combination of dark electronica and dreamy pop elements with layers of nuances beautifully crafted. The voice is simply from another world.

'So Long' is the "easiest to listen" song here, but 'Never Coming Down' is the most interesting. Favorite track: Never Coming Down."

- Dionysos Nyktelios