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  One of my favorite parts about this song "Drive" by Runyu Qjan is the way in which different styles of music, mostly using synths and beats in a pop manner, can come together to create something new and original.   At times "Drive" can remind me of artists like Vicki Lovelee and Charli XCX, which feels pretty broad but if you hear the song you'll get it.  It's that electronica that just moves and Runyu Qjan is carving out a road all their own. Much like how driving itself can have a flow to it (if you're doing it right) so can this song.  I've never felt like there was a modern song more perfectly fit to be the soundtrack to the vintage Atari game "Pole Position".  If someone was to put this song over a video of that game being played, it would just feel so fitting.  Runyu Qjan also sings about driving within the song, with the lyrics "I'm made of everything that ever was / Baby, get in my car, and let's / drive".  T...