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Novelty Daughter Crafts Electronic Heartbreak With 'U Want What I Want'

Follow the deteriorating relationship with this plaintive, ever-shifting single from the Brooklyn-based jazz-electronic-pop musician.
Novelty Daughter's second full-length album, <em>Inertia</em>, is out November 3.

Sometimes there's nothing better than dancing away your heartbreak. Novelty Daughter — or Brooklyn-based jazz-electronic-pop musician Faith Harding — knows as much. "U Want What I Want," the first single from her, is a plaintive piece of forlorn dance-pop.

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