Djem & Lisichka
Djem Djem
Lisichka Lisichka
Lisichka Lisichka
Djem, ever thought about turning your music into a wearable protest? Imagine clothes that pulse with your own riffs or fabrics that move when you drop a beat—fashion that literally screams rebellion. What do you think?
Djem Djem
That’s a wild idea—clothes that actually scream. It feels like another stage, another way to make noise. But if the fabric’s just a gimmick and the whole thing gets sold off as a brand, I’d rather keep it raw and real. Keep the pulse in the music, not just on the tee. Still, if the vibe stays true, I’m in.
Lisichka Lisichka
Sounds like a plan—keep the heart in the sound and let the clothes just dance on the edge. We’ll make sure the vibe stays raw, not just a logo on the back. Ready to jam on that?
Djem Djem
Yeah, let’s do it. Drop the first riff, watch the threads move, and make sure the raw fire stays inside the song, not just on the fabric. Let's tear the silence.
Lisichka Lisichka
All right, time to fire up the studio—literally and figuratively. Drop that riff, watch the threads move, and keep the chaos alive inside the song, not just on the fabric. Let’s tear the silence together.