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Claud - Me and the Music - Clear Blue Color Vinyl Record

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Does everything have to feel so heavy all the time? On Me and the Music, Claud Mintz answers that question with a resounding no. This third album—the Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter-producer's first in three years—captures the joy of growing up without losing sight of life's complexities. Ten richly produced indie-pop songs explore new romance, friendship, identity, and the liberation that comes from letting go. Co-produced by Claud and John Congleton (Alvvays, St. Vincent), Me and the Music marks a creative turning point. Lead single "She Doesn't Love Me" is a strident anthem about queerness and transness in modern America, while deeper cuts like "I Owe You"—a dream-pop devotional—showcase the album's emotional range. Collaborators include Hank Heaven, Annie DiRusso, and Dan Nigro (Olivia Rodrigo, Chappell Roan). This is indie pop for people who refuse to choose between sincerity and fun. Perfect for fans of Clairo, Alvvays, and introspective alternative music. 

SIDE A
1) Gay Witchcraft
2) Just Kidding
3) The Legend
4) She Doesn't Love Me
5) The Reach
SIDE B
6) Spells and Fortune Tellers
7) I Owe You
8) I’m Too Sensitive
9) Me and the Music
10) Let’s End on a Good Note 

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