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I wrote this song in praise of individuality. About the feeling of being put inside a box. Politically and artistically.

Nuanced views are rarely encouraged these days. The world is messy and complex. To see no flaws in oneself and flaws-only in everyone else seems to be a recipe for miscommunication. It replaces thinking and listening with walls and hardline ideologies.

As a musician I always had a hard time working inside one genre. I don’t see a big difference between electronic music, Middle-Eastern music and soul. Genres and ideas need to be allowed to be mixed and matched freely, that's how they evolve. I think most people can relate to this feeling, of not wanting to be put in a box and have a chance to create their own "language".

-Omer

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from Everything Is Everyone's Fault, track released September 21, 2018
Mastered by Steve Fallone at Sterling Sound

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O Mer Brooklyn, New York

Tel Aviv based producer, guitarist, singer and composer O Mer marries lyrical brashness with a kaleidoscope of genres, from modern electronic to 60’s Israeli Psych-Folk.

Deeper analytical meaning can be derived from his lyrical and musical decisions. His music’s production serving as a mirror held to Omer Schonberger’s mind. ... more

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