As an arranger and composer, Liam Kazar's songs are not "lush" so much as they are precisely plucked—in his small-sample-size-songs, he layers textured pianos and synths, delicately entering and exiting the production. There's a swagger that Kazar has tapped into on both of his solo tracks, but it derives from different places . . .
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