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Next Friday 1/30/26

Exclusive Interview with ANEW guest TimpMo

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~Dawn Piercy

This has been a long time coming! I worked on this song for a little over a year. From sitting in my room having a conversation over a sailor lost at sea, and not all that wonder are truly lost, he rings a bell and a siren calls instead, he falls in live with the sea and searches for his life love.

I still find it fun to add instrumentals while live and make new versions.

A snippet of the music video... for the official music video you can check it out on YouTube Music 🎶

Watch Official Music Video here 👇

“They warned me about the siren…

they never warned me about love.”

Now available

Music video will be available on YouTube soon too. On my YouTube. Not the topic channel.

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New Music, ANEW Music Video, New Merch also dropped today and is out now!

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Dropping later today, 7 speed Interviews I was able to get while at Club LYCHEE, celebrating DJ Sleepy Lychee’s birthday party. From DJ's, Musicians, EDM artist and more. Below is a 3 min clip of the exclusive interviews that will air today with a full write up with links to follow on https://anewpodcast.org

For more information be sure to check out the article blog and full interviews today. 🎙🎶🎧🎹🔥

There is also a pre interview with Sleepy Lychee from last year in the members only area.

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