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    PLS&TY Launches ‘Proper Manners’ Radio Show and Releases Remix Pack of “Party In My Head”

    RandyBy RandyDecember 4, 2023
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    Florida producer PLS&TY recently launched his biweekly radio show, entitled ‘Proper Manners,’ on Insomniac Radio. The show airs each second Wednesday at 2 p.m. PST. At the same time, PLS&TY released a remix pack of his hit single, “Party In My Head” with Lost Boy.

    PLS&TY explains, “Insomniac have built a name wholly synonymous with electronic dance music – through all facets of their being. The brand encompasses a wide scope, far beyond the live events that most first think of. I’m ecstatic to have the Proper Manners Radio platform on Insomniac Radio to showcase my favorite music at the moment. With the curation of 60 minutes of music on a biweekly basis, I hope for listeners to discover what PLS&TY is all about, outside of my own discography. Expect new music, monthly catch-ups, and insight into the latest in the world of PLS&TY, along with a proper set of tunes.”

    The original version of “Party In My Head” announced the return of PLS&TY after his two-and-a-half-year hiatus. The remix pack includes interpretations from RSCL, Taiki Nulight, and Oliver Nelson.

    Tommy Leas, aka PLS&TY, has collected hundreds of millions of streams, charted on Billboard, and taken the number one spot on iTunes. He’s performed at elite festivals, including Shaky Beats, Breakaway, Electric Forest, and EDC Vegas.

    An early adopter of NFT technology. PLS&TY has co-designed skateboard deck NFTs for Tony Hawk’s charity initiative, as well as visuals for celebrity athletes and even members of Congress. PLS&TY’s NFT projects were referenced in Billboard at the #3 and #10 positions of Top Music NFT Sales in August & September of 2022 alongside Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and David Bowie.

    RSCL’s remix opens on soft, evocative tones topped by smooth, luscious vocals, and then segues into a percolating rhythm featuring dazzling falsetto timbres. Oscillating synths and a vibrant kick drum combine to deliver a bewitching, heady melody.

    “Party in my head and you’re invited / Open up the door and let you right in / Give you all my love and adoration / Get lost in the bass, take us on vacation.”

    With the remixes of “Party In My Head” and the unveiling of his radio show Proper Manners, PLS&TY showcases his enormous talent.

    Listen to ‘Proper Manners’ on demand (Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Youtube)

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