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Alternative rock band QU!ET release new single “Halo”
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Long Island alt-rock trio QU!ET has released their new single “Halo.“
“Halo is a song about being in an abusive relationship,” vocalist/bassist AJay Hosking explained. “At first I thought it wouldn’t be a good idea to write a song like that since it can be such an extremely heavy and uncomfortable topic, and I tried to change the theme of the song to an old western gunfight, like a high noon Mexican standoff, which was a fun idea but ultimately it didn’t turn out the way I thought it would.”
Hosking continued, “As I thought more about other things I could write, I kept coming back to that idea of trusting someone with all of your heart, who at first was perfect, and then one day they’re just treating you like utter garbage, and you realize that they’re just using you for their own amusement but you’re afraid to leave them, either because you don’t want to be alone or you’re afraid of what would happen if you did leave.”
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