Bloke Explores Capitalist Conditioning in New Single ‘Money Says’
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Psychedelic and Krautrock-inspired outfit BLOKE has unveiled their latest single, ‘Money Says,’ a thought-provoking exploration of capitalism’s influence, out now via Tonzonen Records/Cargo Records.
Emerging from the underground scenes of London and Berlin, BLOKE, led by German artist Jakob Buraczewski, pushes the boundaries of psychedelic rock with ‘Money Says.’ The track examines how money subtly shapes societal interactions, employing the playful framework of “Simon Says” to highlight the conditioning we often accept without question. Featuring persistent feedback tones and rhythmic guitar strums, the song marries thematic weight with a hypnotic sonic palette.
Buraczewski says of the track:
“This subtle agreement can feel like conditioning, offering a poignant commentary on our interactions. The melody features a persistent feedback tone and guitar strums that punctuate the social narrative.”
‘Money Says’ is out now. BLOKE’s debut EP, Living Without Expectations, follows on February 14th via Tonzonen Records/Cargo Records.
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