Alex Exists

Waking Up With… Wham Glam Bam Hype ALEX EXISTS

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Daily noise that works faster than any stimulant

8 June 2023

Artist: ALEX EXISTS
Who: A Slavic-Canadian alt-pop artist, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist and filmmaker based out of Toronto. His work is inspired by absurdism, surrealism and optimistic nihilism. Fascinated by humanity’s anomalies and the dark side of pop culture with songs exclaiming our most intense emotions. Contrasting themes of rebellion, obsession, alienation, fear and desire.

New single: BELIEVE THE HYPE

The song is a cautionary tale about the dangers of blindly accepting popular beliefs and trends without questioning their validity. It satirizes the modern day hype machine and surrounding trends as entirely fabricated. It serves as a reminder to not believe everything you see or hear, and to cultivate a healthy sense of skepticism and independent thought.

TUTV: Wham bam glam! Think British glam icons T. Rex pumping up the jam with their fabulous boogie-woogie camp. Cool, right? You betcha. Believe The Hype is big fun with a big beat and a big melody. Don’t believe anything you hear about this artist, except that he exists and knows all rock and pop tricks to get you up, activate your limbs and make you dance.

You better believe it / It’s coming coming down fast / It’s turning me into digital ash /
Somebody’s treasure, another’s trash / Answers the questions, take off the mask

ALEX EXISTS: Facebook – Instagram

ALEX EXISTS Celebrates The End Of A Toxic Relationship With His New Brisk Tune ‘WITH A BANG’

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Daily electricity to load your batteries

26 April 2023


Photo by James Heaslip

Artist: ALEX EXISTS
Who: The musical project of
Toronto‘s resident Alex Pulec.

New single: WITH A BANG

Alex Pulec: “This song is the perfect soundtrack for anyone looking to celebrate the end of a toxic relationship or bad situation. An irreverent romp about celebrating the ending of an era. The character in the song revels in endings, relishing in the opportunity to make a dramatic show out of the “final act.” Inspired by the euphoria of breaking free of a psychological kidnapping or hi-jacking of the soul. Satirizing the strange tendency to glamorize destructive endings.”

TUTV: This feel-you-much-better tune is a brisk post-break-up song celebrating the end of a toxic relationship. Its sensual vibe sticks on the spot. Its trancy, breezy and tingling aura puts a smile on your face from left to right and back, and its electrifying flow impacts your body movements. Free at last. The future looks bright again. One more thing: is it weird when I say Pulec‘s voice resembles the one of Mark Oliver Everett, the Eels mastermind?
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Listen/watch.

Directed by Agata Waclawska

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AE: Facebook – Instagram