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Lust For Youth - Accidental Win

Elke Nominikat

Dec 9, 2022 — 1 min read

It’s the time of year when musicians release – but wait! “Accidental Win” by Danish electronic duo Lust For Youth is not your reflective or sweet and cheerful holiday song but a synth-pop pearl that makes you want to dance and sing along. The single marks their first new release since their 2019’s self-titled album, when they changed their formation from a three- to a two-piece. If anything, the saying “less is more” has been proven right again because “Accidental Win” is irresistibly brilliant. Out now via Sacred Bones Records.

Listen to “Accidental Win,” our Song Pick of the Day:

<a href="https://lustforyouth.bandcamp.com/album/accidental-win?ref=glamglare.com">Accidental Win by Lust for Youth</a>

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