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Glassetonbury, Vol. 1: FINAL FOUR

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After four rounds, we’ve finally reached our Final Four! Both matchups this round are below. By advancing this far, all of these songs have earned a permanent spot on our Glassetonbury Hall of Fame playlist and are one step closer to winning a featured interview on Glasse’s front page, a live set/fan Q&A hosted by Glasse’s Instagram, and more. Polls close Saturday, September 19th at 3:00 p.m. CST. Happy voting!

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:::THE MATCHUPS:::

“Dive” – Matt Sperrazza x CYPRSS vs. “Lemonade” – Alexia

“Monster Squad (Love So Crazy)” – Sam The Astronaut vs. “Moonstruck” – DJ Wei x Shingo Sekiguchi

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“Dive” – Matt Sperrazza x CYPRSS

“Dive” Nashville-based artists and Belmont University alumni Matt Sperrazza and CYPRSS (f.k.a. Cypress & Co.) made a massive jump in voting in the Elite Eight, defeating Kid Travis‘s “I Want My Hoodie Back” in the process. The song features modern pop production and introspective lyrics, and it manages to be a bit dark without being completely somber in a track that gives a definite nod to Twenty One Pilots.

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“Lemonade” – Alexia

“Lemonade” is the debut single for New York City’s Alexia. The funky pop song features dreamy production and a relentless bass line. It defeated Hartley‘s “Not Used to Hope” in the Elite Eight and has become a bit of a voting juggernaut so far in the competition.

Vote here.

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“Monster Squad (Love So Crazy)” – Sam The Astronaut

The second song from Sam The Astronaut‘s 2020 EP “High For You,” “Monster Squad (Love So Crazy)” exemplifies the brand of “anthemic, West Coast alt-pop” the Vancouver duo is quickly becoming known for. Last round, it defeated Jude The Obscure‘s “Strong Enough.”

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“Moonstruck” – DJ Wei x Shingo Sekiguchi

Malaysian label exec and artist DJ Wei teamed up with Shingo Sekiguchi on “Moonstruck,” a vibey, jazzy instrumental piece featuring squeaky-clean electric guitar, a fat bass, cutting background vocals, and exciting electric piano riffs. Last round, it defeated “Neighbourhood” by DC.

Vote here.

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Casey Fitzmaurice currently acts as the Department Head of A&R for Glasse Factory. A December 19

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