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Edacity

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Breathtaking harmonies, a vastly replayable catalog and an overflow of heartrending lyrics is only a fragment of the accomplishments alternative pop artist Edacity has achieved. Inspired by acts such as Nothing, Nowhere., Blink-182, and Clairo, he has quickly made a name for himself.

Emerging through the music scene in 2019 with his debut EP Stella, Edacity instantly attained success. Armed with a star studded tracklist including lead single “love me dont hate me” featuring indie mainstay vocalist <a href="spotify:artist:2xvldSfqY7pk8Z0DWyCYyL" data-name="Kaiyko">Kaiyko</a> as well as an inaugural music video for the single “follow back” with South Korean hip-hop star <a href="spotify:artist:1vS1ZN2wrTyVdWHDgoZLVE" data-name="Yuzion">Yuzion</a> , Edacity quickly advanced to the forefront of the record industry. Throughout the project, Edacity shined with his signature softly soaring vocal range which has been likened to singer songwriter Owl City.

In 2020 Edacity released the <a href="spotify:artist:0t7bbGUdyq3urfDddwXhdY" data-name="brody">brody</a> produced EP Misty continuing to work on various other singles and collaborations with artists such as <a href="spotify:artist:3RBbPmeuOZUZK0xtR32fHy" data-name="I'm Geist">I'm Geist</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:2QF7jwUc5zgjSbOTYh1xV0" data-name="I Set My Friends On Fire">I Set My Friends On Fire</a>. Most recently a achieving a Spotify editorial placement with his single “urgent”, Edacity has effectively been planning a monumental 2023 comeback.

Edacity has relocated to Quezon City, Philippines in order to pursue his passion for music full time. Edacity plans on releasing a new EP as well as a slew of new collaborations with Asia-based artists for this upcoming year and beyond.
- Thomas Vasquez

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