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Slaight Music singer-songwriter Sam Drysdale, released his new single “Dream About a Girl” on August 25 via Cadence Recordings/Ingrooves and all streaming platforms. The new single showcases Sam’s captivating vocals in a mellow track about dreaming of a girl you can’t seem to forget even after waking up. “At its core, Dream About A Girl is a conversation I have with myself. Despite not normally being much of a dreamer, the concept quite literally came to me in my sleep. I had been encountering some tough times in my relationship when one night I had this incredibly vivid dream where I was being spoken to by an almost-angelic woman, someone I’d never seen before. What was strange was that the vividness came from the feeling of happiness and acceptance she gave me, not the dream’s visuals. I knew there was some real weight to whatever I was feeling because despite it being so fleeting, I still felt it in my chest when I woke up. Something so small but it caused me to rethink elements of my real-life relationship. I wanted to know more about this imaginary person,” said Sam. “Luckily that day I was slated to be in the studio with Andrew Martino (Down With Webster/Honors) and Alexandra Soumalias. I told them about the dream, showed them some rough lyrics, and the song wrote itself. After a few ZOOM sessions between Toronto and Los Angeles, we had a song that we knew could help establish the framework for the entire project. I couldn’t be more excited to release it as an intro to our new era.” Born in Kitchener-Waterloo, ON, and raised in Guelph, ON, Sam was influenced by his musical family from a young age who exposed him to all kinds of artists from Bruce Springsteen to Pink Floyd. He moved to Los Angeles at 17 to attend the Musicians Institute, and later moved to Nashville at the age 21, where he collaborated with established producer-songwriters Davor Jordanovski and Paul Brown on a six track EP entitled The Fight. Two months into the EP release, one of the tracks, “Dear Jane”, was anonymously submitted to Slaight Music’s annual It’s Your Shot competition, where he won first place, and furthered connections with the Slaight team. Sam relocated to Toronto, ON, where he continued to release more music, including his second EP, Vicelove, produced by Thomas “Tawgs” Salter (Lights, Walk Off The Earth, Scott Helman).

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Toronto-based Singer-Songwriter Sam Drysdale Releases New Single ‘Dream About a Girl’

by the partae August 28, 2021

written by the partae

Slaight Music singer-songwriter Sam Drysdale, released his new single “Dream About a Girl” on August 25 via Cadence Recordings/Ingrooves and all streaming platforms. The new single showcases Sam’s captivating vocals in a mellow track about dreaming of a girl you can’t seem to forget even after waking up.

“At its core, Dream About A Girl is a conversation I have with myself. Despite not normally being much of a dreamer, the concept quite literally came to me in my sleep. I had been encountering some tough times in my relationship when one night I had this incredibly vivid dream where I was being spoken to by an almost-angelic woman, someone I’d never seen before. What was strange was that the vividness came from the feeling of happiness and acceptance she gave me, not the dream’s visuals. I knew there was some real weight to whatever I was feeling because despite it being so fleeting, I still felt it in my chest when I woke up. Something so small but it caused me to rethink elements of my real-life relationship. I wanted to know more about this imaginary person,” said Sam.

“Luckily that day I was slated to be in the studio with Andrew Martino (Down With Webster/Honors) and Alexandra Soumalias. I told them about the dream, showed them some rough lyrics, and the song wrote itself. After a few ZOOM sessions between Toronto and Los Angeles, we had a song that we knew could help establish the framework for the entire project. I couldn’t be more excited to release it as an intro to our new era.”

Born in Kitchener-Waterloo, ON, and raised in Guelph, ON, Sam was influenced by his musical family from a young age who exposed him to all kinds of artists from Bruce Springsteen to Pink Floyd. He moved to Los Angeles at 17 to attend the Musicians Institute, and later moved to Nashville at the age 21, where he collaborated with established producer-songwriters Davor Jordanovski and Paul Brown on a six track EP entitled The Fight.

Two months into the EP release, one of the tracks, “Dear Jane”, was anonymously submitted to Slaight Music’s annual It’s Your Shot competition, where he won first place, and furthered connections with the Slaight team. Sam relocated to Toronto, ON, where he continued to release more music, including his second EP, Vicelove, produced byThomas “Tawgs” Salter (Lights, Walk Off The Earth, Scott Helman).

Twitter: @SDrysdaleMusic

Facebook: @SamDrysdaleMusic

Instagram: @samdrysdalemusic

Website: www.samdrysdalemusic.com

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Sam Drydale

by the partae August 27, 2021

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Where are you currently based?

I’m currently based in Toronto, ON. It’s become my home over the last five years. We’ve been making good cocktails and good music.

How did you first start playing music?

I started playing music when I was 15. I have two musical parents and originally viciously rejected playing any instruments/being musical. I found it naturally when I got into my early teens and ironically became really inspired by all the music my parents had played around me. Pink Floyd, Neil Young, The Rolling Stones, Carol King – that’s what I grew up listening to.

What’s been happening recently?

Publicly, nothing. Behind closed doors, the creation of an entire world. We’ve been redefining what “Sam Drysdale,” means artistically. I have love for my debut EP “Vicelove,” but it didn’t fulfill me. The project we’ve just finished was truly synthesized in my blood.

Your new single “Dream About a Girl” is out on August 25th, what influenced the sound and songwriting?

The soundscape you’re hearing is the brainchild of super-producers Andrew Martino and Joey Verskotzi. We wanted to capture something that had lyrical weight but also some tempo. The idea for the song actually came to me in a dream that caused me to question the relationship I was in at the time.

How did you go about writing “Dream About a Girl” and what does the single mean to you?

I wrote this song with Andrew “Marty” Martino and Alexandra Soumalias on a day that I had no intention to write a single – it seems to always happen like that. We originally wrote the song with the mindset that it was a ballad but Marty insisted we put some thick snares behind the verses and the song really took shape from there.

Where and when did you record/produce/master the single and who was it with?

The record was produced by Andrew Martino (Toronto) and Joey Verskotzi (Los Angeles) and was mixed by Howie Beck. Mastering was done by Noah Mintz at Lacquer Channel Mastering.

How did you approach the recording process?

Honestly. The most important factor in the creation of this record has been relentless honesty. Lyrics are the world to me and making sure we had painted the picture as articulately as possible was crucial for me. I’ve also recently discovered how to be more laid-back in regards to my vocal delivery and it has given me a lot of space to experiment.

Who are you listening to at the moment?

I try to keep my playlists fairly fluid but I think you’d probably find an overwhelming amount of; JP Saxe, Alexander 23, The Weeknd, John Mayer, James Blake, Talk, Pop Smoke, and 6Lack.

What do you like to do away from music?

I like cocktails with playful garnishes. Preferably in the sun and close to the water.

What’s planned for the remainder of 2021?

We’re going to begin introducing people to this world we’ve created. More music, more visuals, more live shows. The only thing I care about is making a deep stamp on this industry and showing continuous thanks and appreciation to my team for having my back.

Favourite food and place to hangout?

There is a restaurant in Toronto called Manita that I believe makes the best Burger in the world. From there I’ll typically end up at a dive bar. Usually Local’s Only or Laissez Faire (Toronto). The grungiest parts of Hollywood also have a special place in my heart.

Twitter: @SDrysdaleMusic

Facebook: @SamDrysdaleMusic

Instagram: @samdrysdalemusic

Website: www.samdrysdalemusic.com

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Purple Fly Label Dabbles in Fusion of K-Pop and Electronic Music With New Release “Okay!” from DJ SODA, Lost Chameleon, and Ahin of MOMOLAND

by the partae August 27, 2021

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Artists: DJ SODA , Lost Chameleon ft. Ahin of MOMOLAND
Title: Okay!
Label: Purple Fly

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The NFT-fueled record label Purple Fly welcomes three new artists to their ranks with another genre-bending new track. DJ SODA, Lost Chameleon, and Ahin of the group MOMOLAND bring a blend of K-pop and electronic dance music to the table with “Okay!“. Opening with pristine vocals, the track quickly ramps up with a combination of groovy melodies, energetic synths and a bouncy bassline that make for a feel-good, radio-friendly gem. The unexpected twist is the R&B-influenced vocal riff, which adds the perfect layer of complexity to this dynamic track. Press play on “Okay!” to be taken on a multifaceted sonic journey that exemplifies Purple Fly‘s commitment to releasing only the most cutting-edge new music.

Purple Fly is an independent imprint utilizing cryptocurrency’s hottest frontier as a platform for the spectrum of electronic music. The label’s goal is to support collaborations of all forms of art, connecting music and stunning visuals for an immersive experience that spans the sonic realms of trance to trap. Purple Fly releases NFT directly on its official website with each music drop, enabling artists to have access to direct support from their fan base while expressing their creativity.

DJ SODA has proven herself to be more than just a successful DJ; her stellar fashion sense has earned her brand partnerships and modeling gigs for DIOR, GUESS, K-Swiss, New Balance, Nike, Mac, Joy Rich, Nixon, Diamond, Chanel, and more. She released earlier on Barong Family, Spinnin’ Records, and more. On the other hand, Lost Chameleon bridges the worlds of anime and electronic music, undeniably bringing a unique, cci-fi packed character into the K-pop scene. One of his goals is to make his manga comic a huge success. MOMOLAND made their debut through the reality show “Finding MOMOLAND” and starting with the release of their first mini album “Welcome to MOMOLAND.” The group is currently continuing their musical activities as a six-member crew that each possess unique talents. Some of their most notable singles include “BBoom BBoom” and “BAAM.” These new additions to the Purple Fly crew have DJ SODA, Lost Chameleon and Ahin of MOMOLAND joining Laidback Luke, BLVD., Fatman Scoop, Shaquille O’Neal, Sevenn, and more as part of the Purple Fly family. Keep an eye out for more groundbreaking releases from Purple Fly in the near future!

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Monocule Brings Back Underground Club Vibes With New Release “Awakening,” Featuring Sarah De Warren. Out Now on Protocol Recordings

by the partae August 27, 2021

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Artists: Monocule ft. Sarah De Warren
Title: Awakening
Label: Protocol Recordings

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Nicky Romero returns in the disguise of his alter-ego Monocule with the eighth release “Awakening,” an underground gem featuring vocals by British singer/songwriter Sarah De Warren. The new track wastes no time packing a punch, opening with rhythmic synths and deep, growling basslines. De Warren‘s ethereal vocal riff is carried on euphonious melodies, making for a sonic experience that is meant for late-night club energy. “Awakening” follows Monocule’s recent release “Ways To Heaven” with Jamis featuring composer/pianist Michael G. Moore. Earlier this year, Monocule also dropped his “Monocule Volume 2” EP, which has already amassed over 2.5M streams on Spotify.

After taking the world by storm with early hits such as “Legacy” with Krewella and #1 single “I Could Be The One” with Avicii, Nicky Romero quickly proved that his talent is ever-evolving and here to stay. After launching his Protocol Recordings imprint in 2012, the renowned performer, producer, and label head continued his personal successes with a string of high-profile releases, ranging from collaborations with Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Mike Williams & Amba Shepherd, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, W&W, DallasK & XYLØ, Timmy Trumpet and Steve Aoki & Kiiara to remixes for the likes of Robin Schulz, Kygo, Rita Ora, Steve Aoki, Martin Garrix, Jess Glynne and more. While showcasing his label’s roster via his weekly Protocol Radio show, Nicky Romero continues to innovate and evolve during these unprecedented times in the music industry. In 2020 he launched his alter ego Monocule, which is dedicated to Nicky‘s never-ending passion for darker and underground vibes. Deep and growling basslines, emotive vocals, and dark and cinematic melodies – this is the sonic spectrum that Monocule represents since his debut release, and we can’t wait to hear more.

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Coffee is everywhere: on restaurant menus, on the kitchen shelf of almost every home, in the hands of passersby and PlayAmo players. It has become an integral part of everyday life, but often even those who cannot imagine their morning without the characteristic aroma and taste of coffee know too little about their favorite drink. The world of coffee - multifaceted and complex, and sometimes even the basics of coffee science can surprise. We have collected 5 simple facts that will help you better understand what kind of drink has taken such an important place in our lives. Coffee Is a Berry Let's start with the basics: where does coffee come from? We're so used to it that we often don't even think about its origins. Of course, first of all, coffee is a drink. It is made from roasted, ground beans, but how is it made? The beans actually develop inside the coffee berries that grow on coffee trees. Two beans are formed inside a single berry, but there are exceptions - whole, "twin" peaberry beans. Peaberry fruits are considered rare and usually account for no more than 5% of the entire crop. Arabica and Robusta Are Types, Not Varieties What does the label "100% Arabica'' on the package mean? Often lovers of the drink think that arabica is a variety, although we are talking about a type of coffee. There are many species of the coffee tree, but only a few are cultivated to produce beans, mostly Arabica and Robusta. Arabica, also known as "Arabian coffee," is considered the most common and popular variety. There are many more varieties, however, among the most famous are Brazil's Yellow Bourbon, Ethiopia's Irgacheffe, and Jamaica's Blue Mountain. Sometimes to get new facets of taste and aroma, roasters mix different varieties of Arabica and Robusta and get coffee blends. In the Specialty Coffee category, these blends are called blends or blends. Water Quality Affects the Taste of Coffee Many factors influence the taste and aroma of coffee: brewing temperature and time, the quality and variety of beans, degree of roasting, and even water quality. The same coffee can unfold differently depending on how it is brewed. Coffee gourmets often experiment and brew their favorite coffee with cold and hot water, with mineral water and even with melted water - the taste changes amazingly. Those who want to learn how to feel the different notes in coffee and catch even the slightest differences, you should start with a simple comparison of varieties from different countries. Each of them has its own characteristics and unique coffee notes. The Nespresso MasterOrigin collection allows you to evaluate the tastes of the far corners of the world. It includes rare coffees from Ethiopia, Nicaragua, Colombia, Indonesia, and India. In these countries, farmers use unique ways of gathering and processing beans to get the flawless taste and unique flavor typical of their country. For example, in Nicaragua they use the "black honey" method, which involves leaving as much of the coffee berry pulp on the beans as possible for 30 days under the sun, allowing them to absorb the natural sugar. And in Colombia, farmers use the late-harvest method, which is difficult and risky, but which allows the berries to fully ripen and the beans to fully develop their properties. Lighter Roasted Coffee Has More Caffeine Than Darker Roasted Coffee This fact may seem counterintuitive if you are unaware of how the roasting process works. The light roasting process evaporates less water and goes through a lower temperature, so the caffeine stays in the beans. The rich flavor and bitterness of dark roasted coffee give the misleading impression that it has more of an "invigorating" substance, but in reality, it is the opposite: if you are afraid of staying awake because of caffeine, dark roasting is a better choice. The Most Popular Coffee in FinlandFor Coffee Lovers: Five Things About Coffee You Might Not Have Known Surprisingly many people, the world leader in coffee consumption is not Italy or Brazil, which are traditionally associated with this drink, but Finland. It is followed by Norway and Iceland. Apparently, in cold countries, people try to warm up with coffee or escape bad weather in cozy coffee shops. But perhaps their leadership is in jeopardy, because interest in coffee continues to grow around the world, and a huge "club" of coffee lovers is replenished daily.

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For Coffee Lovers: Five Things About Coffee You Might Not Have Known

by the partae August 27, 2021

written by the partae

Coffee is everywhere: on restaurant menus, on the kitchen shelf of almost every home, in the hands of passersby and PlayAmo players. It has become an integral part of everyday life, but often even those who cannot imagine their morning without the characteristic aroma and taste of coffee know too little about their favorite drink. The world of coffee – multifaceted and complex, and sometimes even the basics of coffee science can surprise. We have collected 5 simple facts that will help you better understand what kind of drink has taken such an important place in our lives.

Coffee Is a Berry

Let’s start with the basics: where does coffee come from? We’re so used to it that we often don’t even think about its origins. Of course, first of all, coffee is a drink. It is made from roasted, ground beans, but how is it made? The beans actually develop inside the coffee berries that grow on coffee trees. Two beans are formed inside a single berry, but there are exceptions – whole, “twin” peaberry beans. Peaberry fruits are considered rare and usually account for no more than 5% of the entire crop.

Arabica and Robusta Are Types, Not Varieties

What does the label “100% Arabica” on the package mean? Often lovers of the drink think that arabica is a variety, although we are talking about a type of coffee. There are many species of the coffee tree, but only a few are cultivated to produce beans, mostly Arabica and Robusta. Arabica, also known as “Arabian coffee,” is considered the most common and popular variety. There are many more varieties, however, among the most famous are Brazil’s Yellow Bourbon, Ethiopia’s Irgacheffe, and Jamaica’s Blue Mountain. Sometimes to get new facets of taste and aroma, roasters mix different varieties of Arabica and Robusta and get coffee blends. In the Specialty Coffee category, these blends are called blends or blends.

Water Quality Affects the Taste of Coffee

Many factors influence the taste and aroma of coffee: brewing temperature and time, the quality and variety of beans, degree of roasting, and even water quality. The same coffee can unfold differently depending on how it is brewed. Coffee gourmets often experiment and brew their favorite coffee with cold and hot water, with mineral water and even with melted water – the taste changes amazingly.

Those who want to learn how to feel the different notes in coffee and catch even the slightest differences, you should start with a simple comparison of varieties from different countries. Each of them has its own characteristics and unique coffee notes. The Nespresso MasterOrigin collection allows you to evaluate the tastes of the far corners of the world. It includes rare coffees from Ethiopia, Nicaragua, Colombia, Indonesia, and India.

In these countries, farmers use unique ways of gathering and processing beans to get the flawless taste and unique flavor typical of their country. For example, in Nicaragua they use the “black honey” method, which involves leaving as much of the coffee berry pulp on the beans as possible for 30 days under the sun, allowing them to absorb the natural sugar. And in Colombia, farmers use the late-harvest method, which is difficult and risky, but which allows the berries to fully ripen and the beans to fully develop their properties.

Lighter Roasted Coffee Has More Caffeine Than Darker Roasted Coffee

This fact may seem counterintuitive if you are unaware of how the roasting process works. The light roasting process evaporates less water and goes through a lower temperature, so the caffeine stays in the beans. The rich flavor and bitterness of dark roasted coffee give the misleading impression that it has more of an “invigorating” substance, but in reality, it is the opposite: if you are afraid of staying awake because of caffeine, dark roasting is a better choice.

The Most Popular Coffee in FinlandFor Coffee Lovers: Five Things About Coffee You Might Not Have Known

Surprisingly many people, the world leader in coffee consumption is not Italy or Brazil, which are traditionally associated with this drink, but Finland. It is followed by Norway and Iceland. Apparently, in cold countries, people try to warm up with coffee or escape bad weather in cozy coffee shops. But perhaps their leadership is in jeopardy, because interest in coffee continues to grow around the world, and a huge “club” of coffee lovers is replenished daily.

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SoSo

by the partae August 27, 2021

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How do you think this EP represents SoSo as a band now, compared to the band you were when you first came together?

One of the cool things about this EP is that you can see the different influences shine through depending on the track. “Skywriter” for example, has hints of alt-rock or prog that had stuck around from old projects. “Yeah Nah” on the other hand is probably the most straight up Punk song we’ve done and is probably a pretty good indication of our goals to play Offensively Average music and just straight up have a damn good time.

“I Wouldn’t Call This Success…but It’s Close Enough” shows us developing our sound and identity. Having learned from the first EP, our new stuff is more focused, and with greater production influence from Mr Stevie Knight. We’ve started playing some of these tracks live because to be honest it’s kinda hard not to.

Is there a particular track/s that still stick out for you as a fave?

For me “Wasted Time” has to be the standout from this EP. It’s not as radio friendly as perhaps some of the other tracks with it’s long build up, but I’m stoked with how it turned out. It’s fun as hell to play live and Rhys’ lyrics really hit those nostalgia feels.

‘The Great Escape’ is the single we heard before the full EP came out; can you tell me a bit about how that song came together, and what you like most about it?

“The Great Escape” started out as one of our more traditional up pop-punk tracks. The chanted “check this!” which is my personal favourite part of the song came about during the very early stages of writing the instrumental, and the rest of the melody was formed around that. We tend to write all the instrumentals first, so coming up with a melody that fit with the chorus lead was super important.

There’s some great tunes on here that make us miss live touring – what do you miss the most about constant shows?

Unfortunately, I don’t think we’ve ever had the luxury to have a consistent touring schedule! Our first ever show was cancelled in the first COVID-19 lockdown, and it’s pretty much continued with that theme since then. We did manage to string together a couple of shows with varying levels of restrictions in place, and especially when we were able to have a standing crowd, the atmosphere was awesome. I think people are really hungry for live music at the moment, so there’s a LOT of brilliant chaotic energy in the room.

You guys were getting some good momentum going as live performers before we went back into lockdown, too. What has been the best thing about playing with your bandmates?

Apart from the standard drinking beers, hanging out with your best mates and getting rowdy, one of the coolest things about playing shows has been experimenting with lighting and effects.

If people are going to make the effort to navigate the restrictions and take a punt on the show being able to go ahead, then you bet we’re going to try make it worth their time. Plus, even just the smoke machine on its own is a bloody good laugh.

How important has music been for you during the last year or so?

It’s hard to explain without sounding like a total cliché but music is pretty much all we do! Whether it’s writing new material, coming up with ridiculous ideas for skits and merch, or just hassling our mates to come out to shows.

If there is anything about this EP, what is it about this record that is gonna keep the fires burning until we can see you guys live again?

With any luck it won’t be too long until we get back to playing shows (fingers crossed). Until then we might have to go back through the archives for all the dumb content we took while writing the EP to see if there’s anything we can release to keep you guys entertained.

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Where are you currently based? Los Angeles, California! How did you first start playing music? I have been singing ever since I could talk and had solos in preschool and elementary school choir. When I was old enough, I joined the school plays and started to sing on the altar at church. That's where it all started! What's been happening recently? I've been performing live here in Los Angeles and am so excited to be building hype around my first ever EP! Your new EP Jersey Boy just came out! What influenced the sound and songwriting? Being named Jersey Boy after being so inspired by the sound that floods the place I grew up, was a defining moment in recognizing where I want my sound to go. Not only having the influence of my past but working with producer Joe Pepe to really bring that sound to life and trusting him to take it in the right direction. How did you go about writing the music? This EP was written so linearly, which is why I had decided to release it as a unit. The songs felt like the perfect batch of stories packaged into a moment of time. Where and when did you record/produce/master and who with? Jersey Boy was produced and recorded with Joe Pepe at his studio in Burbank! I kept sending him songs and being like "Can we do this, can we do that? I have another one!" He really made this project come to life! I then had it sent off to mix engineer and friend, Carl Bahner who resides on the east coast. Then the song was sent overseas to mastering engineer Nic Di Lorenzo in Australia. It has been quite a journey! How did you approach the recording process? Having recorded in several different studios, I knew what I was getting into with this project, but it's always fun to work with new people and see their workflow. Joe is a beast. He produced these tunes efficiently, making for a very smooth delivery (once we established a vibe), and let me tell ya, we cranked out vocals on our last day together. We both had committed to a long, hard-working day in the studio that consisted of recording and comping all vocals! It was very rewarding once it was done. Any live shows coming up? As summer shows come to a close, I am already planning on a few more showcases for September and October. Stay tuned! How has COVID affected you as an artist? Truthfully, the pandemic and lockdown forced me to take myself more seriously and get extra creative. This helped me realize what I want to do with my career and what I have to continue doing to be a successful artist. What do you like to do away from music? Design and create for my artist project and other client's musical projects. I love developing concepts and designing release rollouts. If that doesn't count since it's in the same realm, haha, I like video games and going out to try new food and drinks with friends. Who are you listening to at the moment? I am currently listening to Courtney Govan's new single "before (not after)" what a musical masterpiece! What's planned for the remainder of 2021? Heading back to Nashville to finish some MORE tunes! Might be a fun little surprise thrown in there as well ;) and of course, more shows! Favourite food and place to hang out? Favorite food is definitely sushi! And I love to hang out at some of the local bars in my town. I really enjoy getting to know the staff and coming in for my favorite drinks.

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L E A

by the partae August 27, 2021

written by the partae

Where are you currently based?

Los Angeles, California!

How did you first start playing music?

I have been singing ever since I could talk and had solos in preschool and elementary school choir. When I was old enough, I joined the school plays and started to sing on the altar at church. That’s where it all started!

What’s been happening recently?

I’ve been performing live here in Los Angeles and am so excited to be building hype around my first ever EP!

Your new EP Jersey Boy just came out! What influenced the sound and songwriting?

Being named Jersey Boy after being so inspired by the sound that floods the place I grew up, was a defining moment in recognizing where I want my sound to go. Not only having the influence of my past but working with producer Joe Pepe to really bring that sound to life and trusting him to take it in the right direction.

How did you go about writing the music?

This EP was written so linearly, which is why I had decided to release it as a unit. The songs felt like the perfect batch of stories packaged into a moment of time.

Where and when did you record/produce/master and who with?

Jersey Boy was produced and recorded with Joe Pepe at his studio in Burbank! I kept sending him songs and being like “Can we do this, can we do that? I have another one!” He really made this project come to life! I then had it sent off to mix engineer and friend, Carl Bahner who resides on the east coast. Then the song was sent overseas to mastering engineer Nic Di Lorenzo in Australia. It has been quite a journey!

How did you approach the recording process?

Having recorded in several different studios, I knew what I was getting into with this project, but it’s always fun to work with new people and see their workflow. Joe is a beast. He produced these tunes efficiently, making for a very smooth delivery (once we established a vibe), and let me tell ya, we cranked out vocals on our last day together. We both had committed to a long, hard-working day in the studio that consisted of recording and comping all vocals! It was very rewarding once it was done.

Any live shows coming up?

As summer shows come to a close, I am already planning on a few more showcases for September and October. Stay tuned!

How has COVID affected you as an artist?

Truthfully, the pandemic and lockdown forced me to take myself more seriously and get extra creative. This helped me realize what I want to do with my career and what I have to continue doing to be a successful artist.

What do you like to do away from music?

Design and create for my artist project and other client’s musical projects. I love developing concepts and designing release rollouts. If that doesn’t count since it’s in the same realm, haha, I like video games and going out to try new food and drinks with friends.

Who are you listening to at the moment?

I am currently listening to Courtney Govan’s new single “before (not after)” what a musical masterpiece!

What’s planned for the remainder of 2021?

Heading back to Nashville to finish some MORE tunes! Might be a fun little surprise thrown in there as well 😉 and of course, more shows!

Favourite food and place to hang out?

Favorite food is definitely sushi! And I love to hang out at some of the local bars in my town. I really enjoy getting to know the staff and coming in for my favorite drinks.

Check out the EP HERE.

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Undertow

by the partae August 26, 2021

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What’s your favourite gig that you’ve ever played at and why?

Space NYD Would be definitely be a highlight for me, Kobra Kai played early in the day to a wicked crown, and then I ended up hosting High Contrast’s set to a packed crowd absolutely going mental. Being NYD everyone was ready to party and line-up didn’t disappoint.

You just released new music, what made you drop it now?

I think it’s time, it’s relevance with the single people can relate too, my commentary on life and how I perceive what we’re all going through.

How would you define your style of music?

I am a mixed bag, this release is more of a modern hip hop vibe, however the other tunes on the release are definitely more grimey. Previous releases have been very Boom Bap focused solo, and with a mix bag of all underground bass music with Kobra kai.

Have you ever written songs that were more a fantasy than based on real life?

Every rapper exaggerates the truth to some extent, I have definitely framed some lyrics around fantasy more than real life. I am not a massive storyteller, however there’s been some moments over the years for sure.

Tell us about your upcoming album:

The new EP is all 140bpm and the production handled from 3 producers from the UK – Kayos, A-Zee and Chedda. It’s me having fun over a few different styles, however staying consistent on the same BPM. Some serious, some not so, but I think cohesively it works as a project hence the release. You have varied sounds, Who are you is a beat circa Boy in the Corner, where Voices just has a heaving Bassline. The two singles On Sight, and No Sleep are also completely different to one another. There’s a lot of variety across the release and it’s only 4 tracks.

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August 26, 2021 0 comments

DROP FINAL SINGLE "DON'T LOOK DOWN" FROM DEBUT ALBUM 'SURE TO LEAVE A MARK' IS OUT FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 3

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Worse For Wear

by the partae August 26, 2021

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What is your name and role within the band?

Hi, I’m Curtis Heinz and I am the lead vocalist and guitarist in Worse For Wear Where are you currently based?

Currently based in Brisbane

How did Worse For Wear form?

A mutual friend introduced me to our drummer when I moved to Brisbane. We hit it off and started writing. Not too long after that I convinced my brother to make the move up from Adelaide and play Bass. That was back in 2013 and we’ve never looked back.

Your new single ‘Don’t Look Down’ is out now, what influenced the sound and songwriting?

This song was influenced by our pop punk roots. We reworked the song to be a fast 2min singalong as a homage to where we’ve come from.

How did you go about writing the single?

As mentioned, it was a previously released song that we had all connected with. We wanted to bring it back for our debut and thought that moulding it to fit the flow of the record was the best way to go about this.

What does this track mean to you?

This track is special to me; the lyrical content is dark and reflects on an experience that has stuck with me for many years. Be sure to check on those around you.

Your new album will be out September 3, what was the process of writing an album like for you?

This record, being our first full length body of work, includes songs that span our whole existence of being a band. It was a slow burn. Also, this being the first time we were able to demo and really spend some time on the production and flow of the songs made it possible to create our best music to date.

Where and when did you record/produce/master and who did you work with?

We were lucky enough to work with the very talented Nick Wilkinson. He was a one stop shop and is responsible for what you hear on Sure To Leave A Mark.

Please tell us about your collaboration with We Set Signals Nick Wilkinson, how did it come about and what was the process like?

We had met Nick previously around Brisbane, playing various shows. We also became familiar with some of his production work that we were very impressed by, so when the opportunity to work together arose it was a no brainer. The process was great, and his knowledge and skills really brought our vision to life.

What’s planned for the remainder of 2021?

We, like everyone in the music industry currently, are hoping to get out and play shows. We are rehearsing and in the process of putting together a new live show which we cannot wait to share.

Who are you listening to at the moment?

Currently I’m really digging Modsun’s “Internet Killed The Rockstar” record. It’s on repeat! What do you like to do outside of music?

On weekends I love to get out and play golf.

Favourite food and place to hangout?

At the moment you can’t go wrong with all the top notch restaurants down at Howard Smith Wharves in Brisbane. The lads and I are always up for a long lunch!

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WORSE FOR WEAR – DROP FINAL SINGLE “DON’T LOOK DOWN” FROM DEBUT ALBUM ‘SURE TO LEAVE A MARK’ IS OUT FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 3

by the partae August 26, 2021

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Brisbane’s own bouncing pop punk trio Worse For Wear are nearing the release of their debut album ‘Sure To Leave A Mark’, out Friday September 3. As one final teaser, the band are sharing new single, “Don’t Look Down”.

Produced, mixed and mastered by Nick Wilkinson (We Set Signals), the song takes theme from a negative experience and aims to bring some light into the dark. Vocalist Curtis Heinz explains: “‘Don’t Look Down’ is actually an older song we decided to rework and bring back for the album. Paying a little homage to how we have progressed as a band over the years. The inspiration behind the lyrics came from a tragedy that hit close to home. We wanted to flip that experience into a positive feel good tune that we can play for years to come.”

‘Sure To Leave A Mark’ is a record that has been in the process of production for a long time coming. The trio have taken their time to craft a collection of songs that accurately represent the values and drive behind the band. “We have worked hard to consolidate and define the overall sound that is Worse For Wear,” explains Heinz. “I believe this release is the perfect representation of who we are as a band. We hope that people can connect with the songs and take something positive out of listening.“

Worse For Wear is Curtis Heinz (vocals), Zac Heinz (bass, vocals) and Clint Hillhouse (drums). The trio have been making music together for seven years and have been working tirelessly to hone their revered pop punk sound. Previous single “Friends” builds on the foundations laid by earlier singles that have found a home on the album, including “Don’t Look Down”, We Got This” and “Happy”.

Releasing their debut EP ‘Empty Eyes’ in 2014, Worse For Wear immediately hit the east coast of Australia, touring with Drawcard, Nerdlinger and Concrete Surfers. Subsequent US College Radio play saw Worse For Wear reach LA for a promotional run. 2016 would see the band perform their debut headliner in Brisbane. After a sold out performance at their annual Seasick festival, more opportunities arose, seeing them play with Trash Boat (UK), The Hard Aches and Windwaker.

“Don’t Look Down”, “Time” and “Friends” are out now and available everywhere. Debut album ‘Sure To Leave A Mark’ will be available Friday September 3.

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AWARD-WINNING ACTOR KEIYNAN LONSDALE RELEASES LATEST SINGLE ‘RHYTHM & MUSIC’

by the partae August 26, 2021

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Keiynan Lonsdale has today released his thirst-quenching single and sensual music video clip for his sultry new track, “Rhythm & Music” to the Australian market.

The multi-talented Australian actor, singer-song writer and dancer has quickly made a name for himself as a multi-hyphenate talent, starring in major motion pictures, television series and now independently releasing his own original music.

From “Dance Academy” to Hollywood fame, the accomplished actor was the 2020 recipient of GQ Magazine’s “Actor of the Year” Award and has most recently been seen oozing coastal cool in the sun-drenched drama, “Eden”.

Lonsdale is no stranger to the screen, he has been confirmed as a lead actor in the LGBTQ Rom-Com “My Fake Boyfriend” from Lionsgate & Buzzfeed, featured in the #1 Netflix feature film “Work It”, had a starring role in Twentieth Century Fox’s film “Love, Simon,” which garnered $66 million at the world-wide box office making it one of the top 10 highest grossing teen romance movies of all time and is one of the first openly queer actors to play the iconic Wally West superhero in the hit CW series “The Flash”.

Aside from his work in film and television, Lonsdale is extremely passionate about creating music, and is constantly writing and recording new records. His independently released

album “Rainbow Boy” earned him a nomination for ‘Outstanding Breakthrough Music Artist’ at the 2021 GLAAD Music Awards and reached over 5 million streams in just a few months. And his recent performances for Billboard & Stonewall has cemented his passion and talent as a triple threat performer.

The Aussie-raised, LA-cultured pop star shows his stripes as a highly trained dancer, actor and musician in this raw and sensually-charged new video clip “Rhythm & Music”, championing his identity with a touch of 80’s nostalgia.

‘I think Rhythm & Music really shows me at my most stripped back and highlights my passion and confidence. It is representative of my journey to being unapologetically who I am today. The right energies really came together in this video clip, I hope it strikes a chord with people.” – Keiynan Lonsdale

“Rhythm & Music” is the first release in a string of productions through which Lonsdale intends to share with his Australian fanbase, who have grown up with him from the time he was the face of MTV Australia and New Zealand until 2014 and his breaking role as Ollie Lloyd in the hit television series, Dance Academy.

“gives us hope for what pop music can do” – GQ UK

“infectious, funk-driven self-love anthem” – Billboard Magazine

“recalls Lenny Kravitz and Craig David at their boldest.” – Huffington Post “Keiynan Lonsdale leads the list of Aussie LGBTQ+ acts to watch# – Rolling Stone Australia

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GEESE ANNOUNCE DEBUT ALBUM PROJECTOR OUT OCTOBER 29 VIA PARTISAN / PLAY IT AGAIN SAM NEW SINGLE 'LOW ERA' OUT NOW

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GEESE announce debut album “Projector” alongside new single release

by the partae August 25, 2021

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GEESE

ANNOUNCE DEBUT ALBUM
PROJECTOR
OUT OCTOBER 29 VIA PARTISAN / PLAY IT AGAIN SAM

NEW SINGLE ‘LOW ERA‘ OUT NOW

Photo credit: Daniel Topete

PRAISE FOR DEBUT SINGLE ‘DISCO’

“One of the year’s best guitar debuts.”
NME

“‘Much-hyped Brooklyn band’ might be a phrase not heard since 2010, but Geese fit the bill.”
Fader

“‘Disco’ justifies the word-of-mouth buzz surrounding this band…after an opening blast this compelling, we’ll be keeping a close eye on Geese’s flight pattern going forward.”
Stereogum

“There are debut singles and then there are debut singles.”
Paste

GEESE is a band that begins and ends in Brooklyn, as a project between friends to build a home studio out of a basement. Their debut album Projector (out via Partisan / Play It Again Sam digitally on October 29, and physically on December 3) is born from the same ambition: make music by any means necessary. The album’s nine songs merge all the restless anxiety and pent-up frustration of trying to figure out life at 18 with a wall-of-sound immediacy and looseness. Equal parts headphones and dancefloor. Curiously alien, yet strangely familiar. The new single ‘Low Era‘ is accompanied by a music video directed by Fons Schiedon.

The band says of ‘Low Era’, “We had been trying to get everything to sound super heavy, creepy crawly, and complicated, really because that’s all we knew how to do. Four-on-the-floor songs like ‘Low Era’ had felt a little like poison to us for a while, until we consciously tried to challenge ourselves to write something more danceable. Once we stopped enforcing certain boundaries, it ended up working out without us expecting it to, and even ushered in this psychedelic 3-D element that ends up appearing throughout the album.

We like the idea of confusing the listener a little, and trying to make every song a counteraction to the last, pinballing between catchy and complicated, fast and slow. “Low Era” is one end of that spectrum, and ultimately broadened the scope of songs we thought we could make.”

Projector was written, produced, and recorded by Geese during their junior and senior years of high school at their home studio (a space they lovingly dub ‘The Nest’). Singer Cameron Winter would write each song, and then the band – guitarist Gus Green, guitarist Foster Hudson, bassist Dom DiGesu, and drummer Max Bassin – would learn, practice, and record all in the time between the end of school and their hard 10pm cutoff when (in true NYC fashion) the neighbours would start complaining. Projector was mixed by Dan Carey (Squid, black midi, Fontaines D.C.). The band previously shared Projector highlight ‘Disco‘, which earned critical acclaim.

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August 25, 2021 0 comments

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Premiere – miloviti ‘allnight’

by the partae August 24, 2021

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miloviti are an Indie band based in Sydney with tunes ranging from feel – good grooves to moody dance bops. Taking inspiration from the full spectrum of classic and contemporary acts, the band aims to produce music that provokes a feeling of being lost in the moment; a moment of prolonged respite evoking euphoria, longing and nostalgia. Their new

single allnight is their most commendable effort to date.

allnight is a nostalgic, shimmering piece of Indie Pop. Mixed by Jack Nigro (DMA’s, Middle Kids), the song captures the reluctant end of a night, with the realisation that the sun is rising and it’s time to leave. It encapsulates the special feeling of being lost in good company, holding off an inevitable parting for as long as possible to extend the feeling of connection.

allnight resists the rising sun, with every ascending run over the fretboard and every soJ incantation of “all night” a shadowy grip on the night’s thrills. It lingers long after it ends, the dynamic convergence of desire and despondency raising our most cherished memories. Caught up in nostalgia, allnight is sentimental for times long past, recalling the fleeting moments we wished would last forever.

allnight is the follow up to miloviti’s debut Attachment Issues (mixed and mastered by Taka Perry), which was added to rotation on Triple J Unearthed Radio. Dave Ruby Howe stated, “This is a super nice vibe from miloviti. Sweet new school pop with a bit of muscle backing it up“.

‘allnight’ will be available in digital stores on the 3rd of September

Miloviti Quote

‘When I first started writing allnight I always knew it was a vibe but it started off with a very different beat behind it. It wasn’t until I got really inspired by The Weeknd one day and came up with a more syncopated R&B beat for the verses that it really started to take on a life of its own. Ben, our guitarist, then came up with the flourishing explosion of guitar for the chorus and we knew this song was going to be something really special.’ — Luke, Lead Vocals

Unearthed Quote

‘Really taken by the thick hazy quality of miloviti’s dream pop sound here.’

– Dave Ruby Howe, Triple J Unearthed

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August 24, 2021 0 comments

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Baby et Lulu (ABBY DOBSON & LARA GOODRIDGE) SHARE NEW SINGLE ‘La Ballade de la Mer’ ALBUM TROIS OUT FRIDAY 3 SEPTEMBER

by the partae August 24, 2021

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Baby et Lulu is the ARIA nominated sensations Abby Dobson (Leonardo’s Bride) and Lara Goodridge (FourPlay String Quartet & Miriam Lieberman Trio)

New single ‘La Ballade de la Mer’ out now

Album Trois to be released Friday 3 September

Baby et Lulu are today thrilled to share single trois ‘La Ballade De La Mer’ from their forthcoming new album, Album Trois (out Fri 3 Sept) – listen HERE. Written (words & music) by Abby ‘Baby’ Dobson. Dobson shares:

‘‘La Ballade de la Mer (The Ballad of the Sea) is a song inspired by folk songs of the 70’s. The song is a very personal song about navigating my way to happiness and contains many French idioms about the sea and pulling up the anchor to find fresh horizons….and taking the wheel of your own boat!”

Of the single artwork ‘When it came time to think about cover art options, I was literally staring vacantly at my boat painting wondering what the cover should be! When I pulled focus and realised I was staring directly at this boat painting, I laughed out loud at how great life is. I bought it many years ago at a market and, in my two last places I’ve lived it has been hung outside above my daybed. It gets pretty blown about on my current balcony but I just love it and the light changes on the paint all the time. Sometimes it’s stormy and foreboding and other times it is a calm, safe harbour… Although now a little worn, it was painted in 1952 by Patricia Reynolds, aged 15.’

The song features: Abby Dobson (vocals), Lara Goodridge (violin & vocals), Mark Harris (double bass), Julian Curwin (guitar), Matt Ottignon (flute & saxophone), Marcello Maio (piano) & Alex Hirlian (percussion). Recorded at Sony Studios and Foxtrot Studios, Sydney. Produced by Abby Dobson & Lara Goodridge. Engineered by Lewis Mitchell. Mixed by Daniel Denholm. Mastered at 301 Mastering by Steve Smart. Official video coming soon.

Baby et Lulu’s latest singles, ‘Jardin Aux Souvenirs’ (listen here), ‘Paris Sera Toujours Paris’ (listen here) and ‘La Ballade De La Mer’ (listen here), are all out now.

Album Trois album is released on September 3 through MGM Distribution and can be pre-ordered here.

Baby et Lulu ‘Album Trois Tour’ Oct/Nov
Tour information: https://www.babyetlulu.com.au/shows

Baby et Lulu
Album TroisOut Friday 3 September through MGM Distribution
Pre-order available here

Album Trois tracklist:
1. Je Suis Snob
2. Jardin Aux Souvenirs
3. Cette Nuit
4. Le Vide Et La Vue
5. L’amour L’amour L’amour
6. Je T’ai Supplie
7. La Ballade De La Mer
8. Que Reste-t-il De Nos Amours
9. Tous Les Memes
10. Paris Sera Toujours Paris
11. Les Moulins De Mon Coeur
12. Les Trois Cloches

Album Trois OUT 3 SEPT
Jardin Aux Souvenirs OUT NOW
Paris Sera Toujours Paris OUT NOW
La Ballade De La Mer OUT NOW

NEW SINGLE – La Ballade De La Mer
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August 24, 2021 0 comments

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FINN ASKEW UNVEILS NEW SINGLE ‘ADIDAS’

by the partae August 23, 2021

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PRAISE FOR FINN ASKEW

Breakout Musicians To Know In 2021
GQ Australia

“A Gen Z artist to be reckoned with”
Tone Deaf

“A young prodigy”
Rolling Stone Australia

“Finn Askew’s take on melody-rich hyperpop sees the Somerset-born songwriter
finding a summer-washed timelessness that revels in youth and excitement”
The Line of Best Fit

“A self-contained DIY talent… finessing a sound that is truly his own”
Clash Music

“A soulful yet sharp sound”
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UK-based singer-songwriter, Finn Askew reveals his latest single ‘Adidas’. LISTEN HERE.

As the latest offering from his forthcoming EP, ‘Adidas’ serves to reveal a different side to the multi-instrumentalist with its rolling guitar riffs and hook-heavy chorus, further cementing Finn as one of the most exciting artists emerging artists to come out of the UK.

“I wanted to make a song where after the first listen the listener would be able to sing back the chorus word for word, I feel like I accomplished that with Adidas! It’s a proper earworm. It’s also the first song I’ve released with my producer congee! he’s one of my favourite people to work with & this is the first of many bangers we have in the locker! I’m super excited about this song, I wrote it nearly 3 years ago so it’s about time the world heard it!”

For proof that remarkable talent can flourish in the most unexpected places, look no further than Finn Askew. Hailing from a sleepy market town in Somerset, the 19-year-old singer-songwriter could scarcely be further removed from any sort of music scene, and yet he’s raising the bar for the rest of the industry with his soulful yet streetwise sound.

As engaging and passionate in person, as he is on record, today Finn recalls a near-idyllic childhood in the countryside, shielded from the harsher realities of city living. He describes his home life as happy, his family as creative, and credits his father for his early appreciation of music. Guitar tuition was sought and subsequently abandoned as Finn grew frustrated at the rigor of lessons, and in a display of – what would prove to be – characteristic independence, he simply continued to experiment on the instrument alone.

He draws on all of this in his songwriting today. Wildly eclectic in his outlook, Finn actively rejects the concept of genre constraints and takes a magpie-like approach to songwriting, creating exciting new hybrids in the process. R&B, jazz, rap, emo, and indie-rock all coalesce on his debut Peach EP, with stunning results.

‘Adidas‘ is out now via Polydor Records, buy/stream it here.

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August 23, 2021 0 comments

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