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Rostam shares optimistic new single ‘These Kids We Knew’
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nme.comRostam has shared his latest single ‘These Kids We Knew’, a track inspired by younger generations’ fight against climate change.You can watch a video for the single below, which was written while the former Vampire Weekend musician was recovering from Covid-19 last March.“I was thinking of three generations while I was writing this song,” Rostam said. “There’s a generation of adults who don’t see global warming as their problem because they think they won’t be impacted by it.“Then there’s a generation younger than mine, who will certainly have to deal with what is happening.
In the song I have a fantasy of the younger generation arresting the adults and putting them on trial in the streets of cities around the world.
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