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VYB – Live from the Archives (Creative Loafing Atlanta Session)

2.27.19.

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Photo credit: Courtesy of VYB
By CL Staff Wednesday February 27, 2019 12:00 PM EST

This Live from the Archives session features VYB, recorded at Creative Loafing’s downtown Atlanta offices on 2019-02-27 as part of CL's in-house performance series.

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VYB, pronounced “vibe,” brings new meaning to its namesake, drawing from various genres to create a vibrant masterpiece of popping rhythms that’ll practically force you to the dancefloor. Experimenting with rock, pop, alternative, and even EDM, VYB likes to keep audiences on their toes through constant innovation. Their debut single “Ocean Breeze,” is a catchy dive into the waters of love and human connection, cemented them among Atlanta’s hottest up-and-coming artists. Their newest release, “Think of You” showcases their talent for packaging moving lyrics into spellbinding hits. - Holyn Thigpen

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