Atlanta-via-Jersey City recording artist, Molly and the Pineapples are on the rise, right now. As he prepares fans for the upcoming release of his self-directed short film, "Selfie," he releases an impressive short-EP in My Friends Think I'm Crazy. To promote the project, Molly and the Pineapples drops the project cut-turned-single in the release of the new song "Runaway Slave."

Electric, organic and compelling. On "Runaway Slave," Molly creates a vibe, tells a story, and leaves you wanting more. The perfect introduction for newfound fans eager to find great new music of the year from a spankin' new artist. The new single is a great portal into the album that will surely leave you convinced that Molly and the Pineapple is the next big star in today's music.

The 11-song project exploring the current social climate and what itโ€™s like to be caught between it all while still worrying about the usual day-to-day routine. A theme he will explore next month with โ€œSelfies,โ€ written and directed by himself. โ€œIโ€™m excited to share this body of work," he says about the new project. "I get to be the artist I want to be vocally, lyrically and production-wise.โ€

He continues, โ€œI know the power Iโ€™ve been given with my voice and this gift. I choose to use it.โ€

After "Runaway Slave," check out more of My Friends Think I'm Crazy with fellow breakout songs "Molly," "College Dropout v Late Registration" and "BLAH BLAH BLAH." The EP features J Shuler, available everywhere via Madeline Ave Productions.

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Jake Crates
Jake Crates, Music journalist and industry consultant focused on talent discovery, artist development, and cultural storytelling.

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