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LA Laura Paris, from the French capital to the Hollywood Hills, this girl means business, and she’s bringing her eloquent flair to the streets of Los Angeles. This mix of electro-pop glory, and 80’s arcade sounds is the perfect track to ring in the summer. Staying true to ‘attitude heavy’ roots of pop music, LA Laura Paris delivers a sassy bi-lingual performance and in-your-face lyrics about taking a stand & ending “the game” of the nightclub players and flirt machines, i.e. GAME OVER.
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LA Laura Paris uses a spoken word style over a fast paced rhythm, staying true to the French-pop style. The track however maintains a unique blend of breakbeat style effects, 8Bit sounds, electro synths and a very step heavy beat. All produced, written, performed and composed by herself truly, Game Over has all the characteristics of being the biggest song in her catalog yet. With a long line of innovative pop and more acoustic tracks, LA Laura Paris is a refreshing shift in the genre that is gravitating towards classier, deeper, more nuanced artistic figures.
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“Game Over” throws shade on manipulative partners with a playful vengeance. The opening lines, “Au revoir mon chéri / Dégage de ma vie” (Goodbye my darling / Get out of my life) set the tone for a song that celebrates self-worth and refuses to play by anyone else’s rules.”I don’t wanna play / Mother F***** / GAME OVER” The climax of the track, LA Laura Paris takes on a role model figure through the clever use of her video game metaphor.Lines like “J’aime qui je suis / Je me respecte” (I love who I am / I respect myself) showcase LA’s confidence and unwavering belief in her own value.
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So, if you’re ready to shed the weight of a bad relationship and embrace your inner strength, then “Game Over” is the track for you. LA Laura Paris has arrived, and she’s here to remind you that sometimes the sweetest sound is the sound of walking away.
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