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Subservient no-image which has garnered posthumous praiseLarry Gus (real name Panagiotis Melidis) returns to DFA with Subservient, his fourth release for the label. More pop oriented than his previous albums, Subservient is a lush combination of "crisis funk pop and trad Mediterranean grooves." Lyrics sung in Greek and English address Larry's overwhelming struggles with being a father, husband, artist, and human in 2019. In the artist's own words, this album is about "trying to understand empathy and act