Muashall is an Asian American musician with an introspective inner monologue and unique viewpoint on the world. Blending his own versatile sound with the thoughts that he couldn’t get out any other way, he creates music that is simply like nothing you’ve ever heard.
One of Muashall's most recent releases has been the single “Watch TV Forever” from the album Boy Next Door. This piece pulls in all of the sounds that come from watching as another person is encapsulated by the TV screen. “It is really about being in that moment,” he said.
“Watch TV Forever” is a representation of things unsaid, as well as a look into the way that Muashall experiences the world himself. “I feel like this song is one of the best songs to represent who I am. It takes a lot of ideas that I have been playing with for a long time and pulls them all together into one song.”
This single is a great representation both of who Muashall is and what he is capable of as a creative. It is only one of many, and as he continues to share his deepest thoughts, he will surely create even more incredible music.
“I only stay sane because I am focused on the next work,” he said. “It’s how I stay afloat.”
Muashall explained that his music approaches the thoughts and conversations he is unable to put into words at the moment. “I think there’s a lot of discomfort over how personal I really get with my music,” he said. “Those feelings have to come out somehow though.”
Songs like “Watch TV Forever” showcase these inner thoughts and feelings, while playing with an intricate collection of sounds to create creatively melodic and easy to listen to track. They blend discomfort with intrigue, and always seem to leave you wanting more.
Following the release of “Watch TV Forever” and the Boy Next Door Project, Muashall has already released another EP, and is preparing for the release of a third. “I think these new ones really show a lot of personal growth from where I was with Boy Next Door,” he explained. “I’m getting past the point where I need to interpret what I’m feeling before I can get it out.”
Keep an eye out for Muashall and his upcoming releases as he continues to grow. This insightful musician has an intimate connection with the way he releases his music and is sure to surprise you with his next release.
Be sure to stay tuned in to Muashall on various platforms for new music, visuals and social posts.
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