LBFRmikey is a Wellington-based artist who just released a new EP called Aim & Fire in March 2021. Music to this artist is the stepping stone in their life that helped create a sense of new beginning, as well as a sense of hope; being a part of something greater than the past. In this way, he resonates with many. He has songs that evoke themes surrounding heart break, youth, depression, addiction and self-expression.
The first song off the EP is Make Up. This song is about a break up, and the loneliness felt from fake love, lies and drugs. It’s not a genre recognizable to many, but it’s catchy and has real bounce to it. LBFRmikey’s lyrics are intriguing, and his voice is smooth.
The second track is Serve It On A Plate. This song is about getting over someone, but having fun in the meantime. It’s bassy and mellow with a lot of youthful and playful lyrics. LBFRmikey is an artist that doesn’t mind delving into aspects of his traumas, while resonating with his audience. I highly recommend watching the music video to this one!
The third track is Right To The End. This song has a bit of a Post Malone vibe, with an R&B feel. The beat grinds with LBFRmikey’s soft lyrics. He’s really easy to listen to, and his songs have notably good production. It has a minimalist approach while being smooth and vibrant all in one. Versatility, genre-bending and catchiness all play a big part in why people listen to music, and LBFRmikey has got these skills on a real roll!
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About the author Gaby Ivanov-Giraldo

If I tried to explain all the reasons I do music, we’d be here all day. Basically, I’m here to support an industry that needs it and show people it’s still very much alive. I’ve been going to live events for as long as I can remember. I love the people in this world, the stories I hear, and helping artists get the recognition they deserve. I’ve been with Muzic NZ for over six years now, writing and figuring out how to make music make sense to more people. I also dabble in music myself for fun, and writing about it has been the best way I can stay connected to it.
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