On November 9th, 2019, a young girl celebrated her seventh birthday by holding a peaceful protest outside of the White House. Her sign read “Time’s Up for the Bad Stuff,” as she and a hundred of her friends and their parents marched through a small section Washington, D.C. For the event, the young girl asked her mother to hire artivist musician Emma G, who gladly attended and performed, and was inspired to write her seventh single specifically for the event. With a Goddess-rock drive that is true to Emma G’s edgy style, and with strong electronic and dubstep overtones, “Time’s Up for the Bad Stuff” is a stuck-in-your-head-for-days catchy tune produced by longtime producer Flightboy Music and co-produced by Emma G’s Band of Misfits member DJ Reality Check.
As the leader of nineties pop rockers 4 Non Blondes Linda Perry broke down barriers in the male dominates music business and created one of the decade’s most catchy songs: “What’s Up?” Perry released one stellar album with the band before going out on her own.
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