The Los Angeles songwriter turns a cheap frozen sweetness into electropop built for speed, glare, and a love that never quite arrives.
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The Los Angeles songwriter turns a cheap frozen sweetness into electropop built for speed, glare, and a love that never quite arrives.
Ethan Moraux is twenty and already running his own circuit in Toronto. He writes, produces, records, and engineers. The solo project started in November 2025 with a blunt brief he keeps repeating: making music should still feel like fun. That line would sound thin if the work behind it was thin. It is not. Before …
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