American Artists Flawed Mangoes and Will Jay’s Hypnotic New Release “Fatal Flaw”
Uniquely mixing genres of indie and electronic, Flawed Mangoes creates a relatable hit most of us can appreciate called, “Fatal Flaw”. The hypnotic electronic chorus will draw you in and will not disappoint. Each relatable verse breaches the topics of loneliness, self-reflection, and social pressure, including the difficulties around maintaining connections (especially during current times). Each beat hits your soul as it emanates through the speakers, and paired with the soothing lyrics from vocalist Will Jay, it is sure to be the perfect enchanting track you won’t want to miss!
“I hope this song can put into words the social pressure that people feel a lot but don’t like to talk about, make people feel less uncomfortable feeling that way.” – Flawed Mangoes
“Fatal Flaw’ is a song for anyone who wants to be left alone but doesn’t want to be lonely.”-Will Jay
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