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    Emma Ruth Rundle shares a vision for the dispensation of the billionaire class in the form of new single Enough

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    Emma Ruth Rundle is finding optimism within political fury on her new single Enough.

    “Enough is inspired by the ‘Man Who Sold The World’ – and in a retelling of the story of Elijah, we imagine him as an Elon Musk type figure – we ask – is not the whole world enough?” she says. “We ask the many gods to unleash vengeance and carry this man away into the angry sky – piece by piece – this song is a reflection of the times we live in and is a vision for the dispensation of the billionaire class. The world belongs to all beings.”

    Enough is the second single to be taken from her upcoming album These Killing Times, which arrives on September 18 via her own record label Errant Child. It follows the album’s lead single Powerless.

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