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Inspired by the innovative studio pop of groups like <a href="spotify:artist:3Rj0tDHoX7C5NFq5DKIpHt" data-name="Stereolab">Stereolab</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:6P7H3ai06vU1sGvdpBwDmE" data-name="Steely Dan">Steely Dan</a>; Bridal Party uniquely reinterprets and combines the hook-forward songwriting of artists like <a href="spotify:artist:2SdK1QDmZIP2hk94rSaLl9" data-name="TOPS">TOPS</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:3zmfs9cQwzJl575W1ZYXeT" data-name="Men I Trust">Men I Trust</a> with the emotional bombast of <a href="spotify:artist:1wmiQ6ytATiGnJs6uFluKO" data-name="Jay Som">Jay Som</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:7MoIc5s9KXolCBH1fy9kkw" data-name="Japanese Breakfast">Japanese Breakfast</a>, threading it all together with a diaristic narrative realism. Compassionately characterized by lead vocalist Suzannah Raudaschl’s lithe vocal, their songs carry a danceable energy that winnows the commonplace for its most intimate detail.

Now, Bridal Party is ready to drop a new record into what feels like a changed world. Their upcoming work speaks of interstitial moments, the pivot-points from which real change may emanate, and the deja vu that comes from realizing who one has always been. It is their most stylistically cognizant and emotionally resonant music to date.

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