Reimagined by O.a.G.

This album pulses with the neon glow of gritty 1980s synthpop—more underground club than cinema screen. With driving beats, analog synth textures, and hooks that feel both nostalgic and immediate, it captures the sound of worn cassette tapes and flickering tube TVs. The songs balance high-energy rhythms with emotionally raw, often bittersweet lyrics, exploring themes of love, loss, desire, and personal reckoning.

Tracks like "All the Money in the World" and "This Isn't Sorry" cut through the glitz to expose emotional truths, while songs like "Reach Out" and "Running" carry a sense of longing and personal redemption. It’s a sound that’s catchy but never clean—there’s a roughness and edge that gives it weight.

The artwork reinforces this aesthetic, evoking the feel of a faded record shop tucked away in a rundown corner of the city, where past and present blur under buzzing fluorescent lights. This is synthpop stripped of polish—emotive, gritty, and unmistakably alive.

Available on 4-panel digipack CD.

O.a.G. is an electronic duo composed of Iwan Bedford (UK) and Wesley Reid (US) creating Synth-Pop/Synth-Wave music. They take their inspiration from the great artists on the 80s & 90s era of pop including Yazoo, Depeche Mode, Erasure, Pet Shop Boys, OMD, to name just a few

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