All three artists are Indonesian transplants who have found themselves making it work in Los Angeles and following their dreams, and their new song “California” unpacks that dynamic. It's part love letter, part complicated relationship, with visuals that celebrate the state's beauty alongside the challenges they've faced. “I don't want to be the one that's left behind,” they reiterate atop a trap beat.NIKI sings outside of Detroit, and they’re taking on the greed of General Motors, who have billions of dollars to provide for stock buybacks; who gives their CEO[almost] $22 million dollars a year series, has a new role: she will be heading to the White House.The 22-year-old, who acted alongsideZendayaandBella Thornein the Disney Channel sitcomShake It Up are the norm, not the exception. It speaks to the failure of both capitalism and democracy in the U.S. that these ideas are situated as wildly outside the realm of possibility here, and that Sanders and other socialist-leaning politicos are painted as starry-eyed revolutionaries. The policies Sanders proposes would be transformative for working people (and a nightmare for the billionaire class), but only because we’re already so far behind.Throughout his long career Sanders has been tooradical