Categories: Sound Bites

School of X – Bad Design

In the vibrant music scene of Copenhagen, one artist is making waves with his bold experimentation and undeniable talent. Enter Rasmus Littauer, the mastermind behind School of X. Born into a family of musicians, Rasmus’s journey to musical stardom was written in the stars. Drawing inspiration from the city’s rich artistic history and fueled by a relentless drive to carve out his own path, he’s become a force to be reckoned with in the world of alternative pop. Collaborating with industry heavyweights like Trentemøller and MØ, Rasmus has earned international acclaim for his boundary-pushing sound and electrifying live performances.

Now, with his latest single “Bad Design,” School of X invites listeners on a journey through the complexities of desire and non-commitment. With its infectious hooks and genre-defying blend of gritty guitars and delicate fingerpicking, the song is a testament to Rasmus’s unmatched talent and unwavering commitment to artistic expression. If you’re craving music that speaks to the soul and pushes the boundaries of what’s possible, look no further than School of X. Press play on “Bad Design” and experience the magic for yourself. The future of alternative pop has never sounded so captivating.

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