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Mural
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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Aug 26, 2016
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Only the greatest lyrical genius ever. A Mural is any piece of artwork painted, or applied directly on a wall, ceiling or other large permanent surface. A distinguishing characteristic of mural painting is that the architectural elements of the given space are harmoniously incorporated into the picture. Therefore, the song "Mural" draws parallels to an actual mural, given its size (or length of 8 minutes) and the permanent impact the song will have. Some say "a picture is worth thousand words", so it's no coincidence this song contains 1377 words. This is not the first time Lupe has crafted a long all-lyric/no-hook track. Peace of Paper/Cup of Jayzus came out back in 2013 and features seven minutes of brilliant wordplay.
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Music is Claire's dream, but it seems like the universe is telling her to quit. And now with her dad's diagnosis of Alzheimer's, it's becoming harder to keep her promise to him- to pursue her dream with everything she has. Just as she decides to give it up for good, she gets one more chance to make it big- but it requires rebuilding some tense relationships from her past. And, of course, it's not as easy as just playing friends again. Casanova, the city's notorious graffiti artist, hasn't had any new ideas for the last year. He's been stuck, unsure if he'd ever paint again. But as he's finally coaxed back out of hiding to do what he's best at once again, he's met with opposition from not only the mayor who is hell-bent on ridding the city of graffiti, but other artists as well. The two of them are entangled in each other's success-- or failure-- even if they don't know it just yet.

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