Midwxst on new EP ‘Back In Action’, signing to a major and his wild live shows | In Conversation

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NME published this video item, entitled “Midwxst on new EP ‘Back In Action’, signing to a major and his wild live shows | In Conversation” – below is their description.

Indiana-based teenager Midwxst joins NME’s In Conversation series to discuss shaking off the hyperpop label, surpassing his career expectations and the reasons why he’s pushing individuality.

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