Seven Artists, Three Days, One Album: Inside e.l.f. Cosmetics’ ‘Mirror Mix
What happens when you give 50 songwriters, producers, creators, and collaborators free rein in one marathon creative session?
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BREAKING — Rolling Stone Music reports that e.l.f. Cosmetics has assembled fifty songwriters, producers, and creators for a marathon session that yielded "Mirror Mix," the brand's second original music compilation. The project gathers rising voices across pop, R&B, Latin, and rock into a three-day burst of collaborative output, treating makeup marketing as a credible patron of emerging sound rather than a mere licensee.
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Source: Rolling Stone Music, “Seven Artists, Three Days, One Album: Inside e.l.f. Cosmetics’ ‘Mirror Mix”. Read the original →
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