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Vardaan Arora launches new EP with infectious dance banger Imposter Syndrome
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gaytimes.co.ukThe US-based singer-songwriter has launched his long-awaited debut EP with Imposter Syndrome, an infectious and relatable club-ready banger in which he details his anxiety over his talent and authenticity. “It’s reminiscent of my first single Feel Good Song in a lot of ways – lyrics about anxiety, repetitive melodies and a beat drop that makes you want to strut on a runway, but I think it’s also darker,” Vardaan tells GAY TIMES. “The song is about doubting your worth and your talent, especially when good things are actually happening to you.
I wanted to capture that feeling through an infectious dance pop song that gets stuck in your head.” Although Vardaan has released pop anthem after pop anthem since the release of his aforementioned
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New List of Unproduced Plays Tallies Those Disrupted by Pandemic
Trying to salvage a spring and summer of shelved and scrapped scripts, the Kilroys, a group of Los Angeles-based female-identified playwrights and producers, is spotlighting new plays and musicals by female, transgender and nonbinary writers that have had their runs disrupted by the pandemic. More than 140 planned productions by writers ranging from the Pulitzer Prize winner Martyna Majok to the comedian Sarah Silverman appear on the group’s sixth annual list, released on Tuesday.
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