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Alt-pop artist Izzy MacArthur releases her debut EP 'Blame It On A Bad Dream' on November 8, featuring 5 tracks that explore themes of personal growth, uncertainty, and late-night reflections. The EP showcases MacArthur's storytelling abilities and has already garnered significant attention with over 98,000 Spotify streams across her previous releases.

The EP's tracklist includes:

• "Light Sleeper"
• "Exit Wounds"
• "Landmines"
• "Misery Missing Company"
• "Sleepwalking"

Created in collaboration with Spencer Hattendorf, Nate Mondschein, and Fran Litterski, the EP features thoughtful songwriting that addresses mental health, heartbreak, and personal transformation. "Light Sleeper," the opening track, inspired the EP's title and represents MacArthur's journey through a challenging period of self-discovery.

MacArthur's musical influences include contemporary artists like Lorde, Sam Fender, and The 1975, alongside childhood favorites such as Fall Out Boy, Catfish and the Bottlemen, and Bon Iver. Her confessional writing style and unabashed approach to storytelling demonstrate her emerging artistic maturity and unique voice in the alt-pop landscape.

The release was announced through an innovative social media scavenger hunt, engaging fans who pre-saved her previous single "Landmines" to collectively uncover the EP's title.

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