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Beldon Haigh’s “World Got So Dumb” Strikes a Chord

Scottish band Beldon Haigh’s new song, “World Got So Dumb”, is an anthem for the disenchanted, a rallying cry for the proletariat. With razor-sharp lyricism and a sound that blends ska, reggae, and rock influences, Beldon Haigh delivers a powerful message wrapped in irresistible melodies.
But this single is just the beginning. It sets the tone for Beldon Haigh’s upcoming album, which tackles a myriad of societal issues with unflinching honesty. From the scourge of poverty and inequality to the erosion of community and the insidious influence of capitalism, each track invites listeners to pause, reflect, and reconsider their place in the world.
“World Got So Dumb the album deals with lots of current societal themes. For example poverty and inequality (Money Back) the breakdown of community and individual responsibility (Dumpster Fire) the need to forgive and forget (Old Black Eye) the narcissism of capitalism (Any Way You Want It) and the corruption of leaders (Felony), the eventual slide into compliance to a broken system (Life Is Hard). Throughout all of the songs there’s a general invitation to stop and think about stuff, to stop and look at the broken world that we live in and re-evaluate our approach towards it. But the system does not really want us to do that, it keeps us so distracted with other things that we feel like there is no bandwidth for evaluation, and most people are so downtrodden just paying the bills that they don’t want any more reminders of the unfairness of the system. And so it carries on. The rich and powerful few (whales) become more rich and more powerful, whilst the rest of us float around like plankton in their, broken and rigged, system.”
Yet, as the band points out, the system thrives on distraction and complacency. It keeps us so preoccupied with the everyday struggles that we forget to question the injustices around us. But Beldon Haigh refuses to let us remain passive observers in our own lives. Through their music, they inspire us to challenge the status quo, to question authority, and to strive for a more equitable society.
With their trademark blend of political satire and infectious melodies, Beldon Haigh is more than just a band – they’re a beacon of hope in a world gone mad. So let’s join together, raise our voices, and ride the wave of change with Beldon Haigh as our guide. After all, if we don’t speak up, who will?
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Naud Takes Flight with ‘Un Gars Bian’: A Wild Ride of Music & Madness
Photo credit: Isis Mecheraf

After ten years of musical mischief, Naud has finally dropped anchor, or rather taken flight, with Un Gars Bian, an album that feels like a hug from an old friend and an impromptu dance party all at once. This high-energy, genre-mashing adventure blends alternative pop, electro, funk, and whatever else Naud felt like throwing into the mix. Think Marseille’s “joyous chaos” bottled up into soundwaves, bursting with playful unpredictability.
Leading things off is “Déjà Vu,” a sweet-and-sour love song about a romance that spanned across Europe but never quite took off, kind of like booking a first-class ticket to heartbreak. It’s got just the right mix of experimental vibes and catchy pop magic to make you groove while overthinking your past relationships.
The album title, Un Gars Bian, is a cheeky play on words, merging Marseille (city in France) slang for “seagull” (gabian) with “un gars bien” (a nice guy). It’s basically Naud in a nutshell: a free-spirited, big-hearted artist who wants to spread good vibes, reckless creativity, and a touch of joyful madness. And if that wasn’t enough, he’s also launched an Un Gars Bian t-shirt line, because what’s better than wearing your philosophy on your sleeve, literally? Grab yours here!
So, are you ready to embrace the joyful chaos? Un Gars Bian is the perfect excuse to dance like nobody’s watching and live life with a little more mischief. Let’s gooo!
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