Brice Blanco Finds Something Human Beneath the “Cheap Thrills”
Brice Blanco caught my attention with "Cheap Thrills", a hazy, loop-driven piece where loose guitar textures and understated drums leave plenty of space for brutally human writing.

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Brice Blanco caught my attention with "Cheap Thrills", a hazy, loop-driven piece where loose guitar textures and understated drums leave plenty of space for brutally human writing.
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