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Unskippable Earworms & Industry Plants: Inside the Slaylist Era
Guest: Justice Haller

This week on Unconfuzed, we’re diving deep into the sonic chaos of the Slaylist Era — where songs slap, albums have no skips, and everyone’s a potential industry plant.

Joining us is rising music star and award-winning artist Justice Haller, whose genre-bending sound and earworm-worthy tracks have made serious waves in the industry. We’re talking beat switches, sonic palette, slaps, and why some songs live in your head rent-free (against your will).

Together with hosts Clarissa, Lisa, Heynia, and a virtual shoutout to Leilia, we decode the slang behind your favorite tracks and unravel what makes a song go from background noise to full-blown banger. Justice also shares behind-the-scenes stories from his music journey, his creative process, and how he curates his own sonic palette.

Whether you're a music nerd, a casual scroller with a cursed FYP, or someone still trying to figure out if a song “slaps” or “goes hard,” this episode is for you.

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🔊 In this episode, we cover:

• What the heck a beat switch is (and why it shocks your soul)
• The true meaning of a banger, a slap, and why they’re not the same
• Why some artists are being called industry plants (👀)
• The concept of a sonic palette and how it defines an artist’s vibe
• How an earworm can ruin your week—in the best way
• Our personal no skips albums, music red flags, and chaotic hot takes

This one’s loud, unfiltered, and guaranteed to get stuck in your head.

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