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Alex Hosking
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Alex Hosking

by the partae August 26, 2020
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Where are you currently based?

 I am currently based in Adelaide, South Australia prior to COVID I was living out of suitcase traveling between London, LA, Amsterdam, Adelaide and Sydney. Last week I flew to London which was an experience traveling through a pandemic!

How has your COVID experience been so far?

I have been super fortunate to not been or had any of my family/friends affected by it. which I’m really thankful for.   I’ve been able to use this time to be with my family which i don’t normally get when I’m traveling all the time and we’ve just been isolating and being present. As well as working on LOTS of new music of course!

Please tell us about your prior success as a songwriter and how it all came about for you:

I have been writing songs since I was a little girl! The first song I remember writing was when I was 5 it was a song about being true to yourself!  No one tells you how to do something like writing songs it just sort of happened. In my final year of school, I was flown to Nashville during exam week,  to do an album after being spotted on my youtube channel which has now been deleted!  After that, I wrote for The Voice and other artists and that was my first experience as a young writer, writing for other people. Nashville was a huge eye-opener. I was shocked to find out that people really do this for a living.. fast forward and Sony ATV heard some songs I was writing on a songwriting camp and the rest is history!

PS1 ‘Fake Friends’ has been well received within the UK, how did you come to be part of this track and why do you think this track in particular has been such a success?

Funnily enough, I wrote the song 3 years ago on a songwriting camp, it was actually the first song that Sony heard and signed way back then. Originally it was written (if you can believe it in a hip hop/ pop type of way! ( I know hard to believe) I sort of forgot about the song as a few years had past and the producer who I wrote the song with hit me up and asked if it was okay to send to PS1, a few months later it was turned into a House track!

You have a debut solo release coming out in September 2020, what can we expect?

I am really excited about my new song Playing Up! I wrote it a year ago whilst going through a breakup and during COVID I isolated with Adelaide producer Israel Amoy and we worked on music together. Playing Up was one of the songs that came out, we produced it and send it over to grammy-nominated Berkay Birecikli to add production, mix and master who is based in Los Angeles. It was again unlike any experience due to the pandemic things were slow but it was awesome to get to really work on every production element and make sure we were all really happy with the outcome.

How do you usually go about writing music and what or who influences your sound and songwriting?

I normally write songs about situations that I have gone through, its the reason for why most people start writing and I genuinely find that if I can connect to the song others will be able to as well. I always write down lyric ideas and poems and listen to a lot of different styles of music.

What do you have planned for the remainder of 2020 and going into 2021?

Writing lots and lots and lots of music! focusing on my own artist project! and hopefully, in 2021 I can start traveling and performing!!

What do you like to do away from music?

 I love working out and being outdoors, I am always in dark studios so any time i can get out and go for a walk i love it!!!

Who are you listening to at the moment?

 I can’t stop listening to Raye, Mabel, MNEK, Joel Corry,  Dua Lipa, Sigala, Stormzy, Sam Feldt, Jonas Blue, Manu Crooks, B Wise, Mø and Anne Marie!

Favourite food and place to hangout?

Adelaide:

Best Food: in Adelaide is Parwana Afghan Kitchen

Best spot to hang out: Mt Lofty Hike!

London:

Best Food: Dishoom

Best Spot to hang out:  Two Pair Cafe in Battersea Park in the afternoon when it’s sunny out!

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August 26, 2020 0 comments
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Where are you currently based? I’m currently based in Perth, Western Australia. How did you first start playing music? I was singing as a hobby from a young age but my proper start came in when my cousin and fellow artist, Rosel, asked me to join a studio session a while back and I thought I’d get on the mic and give this a go. After the session, I had my first feature on an original song called Nightfall. What's been happening recently? As you know, I just released my debut track ‘Mean That’, but I’ve also been working on A LOT of original music, and some collaborations in the Dance music scene, keep an eye out! Your new single 'Mean That' is out now, what influenced the sound and songwriting? ‘Mean That’ is my first piece of original work that I’ve banked for a while and I’m really happy to put this out. I wrote the song while I was going through some relationship struggles. People say things and don’t mean it and when you leave the relationship they go back to saying things they don’t mean to get you back. It’s like a never ending cycle and I wanted to portray it. The track overall has a very RnB and pop vibe, which mesh well together. But it would be great to hear from everyone what they thought about the track, my DM’s are open! Where and when did you record and who with? I probably finished recording ‘Mean That’ at the start of 2020 with FRAAN, an incredible producer from Perth. He produced the track for me too!  What do you like to do away from music? I am a huge sports fan, so there’s a lot of games I keep up with on the weekend. I play sports and love to hit the gym too. Along with this, music and my day job, I try find time to keep a social life! Who are you listening to at the moment? As you’d expect, Drake is one of the main artists on my playlists but I’ve been vibing a lot of Bazzi and Stanaj lately. What's planned for the remainder of 2020? It’s going to be a busy few months for me, I’ve got a few collaborations and original work releasing soon. As I said, be sure to keep an eye out. Favourite food and place to hangout? There’s nothing better than being at the local pub watching the footy or soccer with the boys, then having a chicken parmi (laughs)! Listening link:  https://tiny.cc/coreyhollandmeanthat  Socials:  https://instagram.com/coreyholland_ https://facebook.com/coreyhollandofficial https://www.youtube.com/coreyholland 
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Corey Holland

by the partae August 25, 2020
written by the partae

Where are you currently based?

I’m currently based in Perth, Western Australia.

How did you first start playing music?

I was singing as a hobby from a young age but my proper start came in when my cousin and fellow artist, Rosel, asked me to join a studio session a while back and I thought I’d get on the mic and give this a go. After the session, I had my first feature on an original song called Nightfall.

What’s been happening recently?

As you know, I just released my debut track ‘Mean That’, but I’ve also been working on A LOT of original music, and some collaborations in the Dance music scene, keep an eye out!

Your new single ‘Mean That’ is out now, what influenced the sound and songwriting?

‘Mean That’ is my first piece of original work that I’ve banked for a while and I’m really happy to put this out. I wrote the song while I was going through some relationship struggles. People say things and don’t mean it and when you leave the relationship they go back to saying things they don’t mean to get you back. It’s like a never ending cycle and I wanted to portray it. The track overall has a very RnB and pop vibe, which mesh well together.

But it would be great to hear from everyone what they thought about the track, my DM’s are open!

Where and when did you record and who with?

I probably finished recording ‘Mean That’ at the start of 2020 with FRAAN, an incredible producer from Perth. He produced the track for me too! 

What do you like to do away from music?

I am a huge sports fan, so there’s a lot of games I keep up with on the weekend. I play sports and love to hit the gym too. Along with this, music and my day job, I try find time to keep a social life!

Who are you listening to at the moment?

As you’d expect, Drake is one of the main artists on my playlists but I’ve been vibing a lot of Bazzi and Stanaj lately.

What’s planned for the remainder of 2020?

It’s going to be a busy few months for me, I’ve got a few collaborations and original work releasing soon. As I said, be sure to keep an eye out.

Favourite food and place to hangout?

There’s nothing better than being at the local pub watching the footy or soccer with the boys, then having a chicken parmi (laughs)!

 

Listening link:  https://tiny.cc/coreyhollandmeanthat

Socials:

https://instagram.com/coreyholland_

https://facebook.com/coreyhollandofficial

https://www.youtube.com/coreyholland

August 25, 2020 0 comments
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LISTEN TO 'MIRRORED' HERE Astral People Recordings and [PIAS] are thrilled to welcome Sydney producer, musician and vocalist Skeleten to our growing family of artists - joining the likes of Stevan, Wave Racer and Milan Ring. Alongside this announcement, Skeleten shares his debut single ‘Mirrored’; a hypnotic contemplation on connection and identity: “‘Mirrored’ always seemed like the right introduction as I guess it kind of reflects the project in a way; connecting with the world and sinking into your experience of it as the only way to actually see yourself.” He continues, “Skeleten is a bit of a meditation for me. It came from nothing more than just making music that resonates with what I'm feeling and really enjoying the process.”  Skeleten cut his teeth in Sydney’s tight-knit electronic community just as the city itself was forging its own identity. As an artist, his symbiotic relationship with his hometown saw his career blossom in tandem with the city’s electronic coming of age. A gradual shift from early maximal sample-based productions morphed into more dance-focused releases as he continued to cultivate his sound. Always looking to understand music in new ways, these years of restless experimentation led to the genesis of his most personal project date; Skeleten. The new direction is the artist unfiltered for the first time as both a vocalist and producer. At the core of the project lies a strong sense of uncomplicated openness, as the music naturally took shape over relaxed, late-night sessions between other work. “For the first time, I was really just making music with absolutely no intention, just doing exactly what felt good in the moment,” Skeleten says. “It was only after I had all these ideas floating around that I started to realise how much it sounded like me, and maybe understand a little of what I was getting at.” Drawing from a seemingly limitless creative well, Skeleten contributes all design and visual components for the project, offering an all encompassing visceral experience for his listeners. 'Mirrored' is off to a flying start seeing additions to Spotify's New Music Friday ANZ, Just Chill, Top Shelf Electronic and Night Shift as well as Apple's New Music Daily ANZ, Heaps Indie, Astral Escapes and Untitled. The debut single has also been added to rotation at FBi, had it's first triple j spin on Good Nights and caught the attention of NME - all in the first weekend! ‘Mirrored’ is out now on Astral People Recordings / [PIAS] LISTEN TO 'MIRRORED' HERE SKELETEN'S SOCIALS: SKELETEN.NET INSTAGRAM SOUNDCLOUD FACEBOOK
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SKELETEN SIGNS TO ASTRAL PEOPLE RECORDINGS Shares debut single ‘Mirrored’

by the partae August 25, 2020
written by the partae
LISTEN TO ‘MIRRORED’ HERE

Astral People Recordings and [PIAS] are thrilled to welcome Sydney producer, musician and vocalist Skeleten to our growing family of artists – joining the likes of Stevan, Wave Racer and Milan Ring.

Alongside this announcement, Skeleten shares his debut single ‘Mirrored’; a hypnotic contemplation on connection and identity: “‘Mirrored’ always seemed like the right introduction as I guess it kind of reflects the project in a way; connecting with the world and sinking into your experience of it as the only way to actually see yourself.” He continues, “Skeleten is a bit of a meditation for me. It came from nothing more than just making music that resonates with what I’m feeling and really enjoying the process.” 

Skeleten cut his teeth in Sydney’s tight-knit electronic community just as the city itself was forging its own identity. As an artist, his symbiotic relationship with his hometown saw his career blossom in tandem with the city’s electronic coming of age. A gradual shift from early maximal sample-based productions morphed into more dance-focused releases as he continued to cultivate his sound. Always looking to understand music in new ways, these years of restless experimentation led to the genesis of his most personal project date; Skeleten.

The new direction is the artist unfiltered for the first time as both a vocalist and producer. At the core of the project lies a strong sense of uncomplicated openness, as the music naturally took shape over relaxed, late-night sessions between other work. “For the first time, I was really just making music with absolutely no intention, just doing exactly what felt good in the moment,” Skeleten says. “It was only after I had all these ideas floating around that I started to realise how much it sounded like me, and maybe understand a little of what I was getting at.” Drawing from a seemingly limitless creative well, Skeleten contributes all design and visual components for the project, offering an all encompassing visceral experience for his listeners.

‘Mirrored’ is off to a flying start seeing additions to Spotify’s New Music Friday ANZ, Just Chill, Top Shelf Electronic and Night Shift as well as Apple’s New Music Daily ANZ, Heaps Indie, Astral Escapes and Untitled. The debut single has also been added to rotation at FBi, had it’s first triple j spin on Good Nights and caught the attention of NME – all in the first weekend!

‘Mirrored’ is out now on Astral People Recordings / [PIAS]

LISTEN TO ‘MIRRORED’ HERE
SKELETEN’S SOCIALS:

SKELETEN.NET
INSTAGRAM
SOUNDCLOUD
FACEBOOK
August 25, 2020 0 comments
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Violent Soho Partner With Their Local Junior Rugby League Club To Produce A Limited Edition Collaboration Jersey, With All Profits Going To The Club
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VIOLENT SOHO PARTNER WITH THEIR LOCAL JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB TO PRODUCE A LIMITED EDITION COLLABORATION JERSEY, WITH ALL PROFITS GOING TO THE CLUB

by the partae August 25, 2020
written by the partae
2020 has been one hell of a year, but true to form, Violent Soho have not let it dampen their community spirit. In what is believed to be a first for junior sports in Australia, Mansfield’s favourite sons have partnered with their local junior rugby league club Easts Mt Gravatt, to produce an exclusive piece of merchandise with all profits going to the club.

This limited edition jersey features the famous Violent Soho blazing skull logo, embellished with rugby league headgear and a mouthguard on the front, while the reverse is emblazoned with the number 4122, the South Brisbane postcode Violent Soho fans have come to recognise so well.

Since 1978, Easts Mt Gravatt JRLFC have called Allan Innes Field in Mansfield their home ground, after having called nearby Mt Gravatt Showgrounds home for the 20 years prior. Both sites are within a stone’s throw of Mansfield Tavern, the venue Violent Soho hail as their own home ground, a venue they spent a lot of time at, building the foundation of the Violent Soho we know today, one of Australia’s most successful and most loved rock bands.

Following the release of their ARIA #1 fifth studio album Everything Is A-OK, and with touring off the table due to the current global pandemic, Violent Soho wanted to give back in some way to a community who’ve always supported them. And with the whole band being big Rugby fans, supporting a grassroots junior sports team within the postcode 4122 seemed like a no brainer.

For fans looking for an Easter egg, Guitarist James Tidswell and drummer Mikey Richards visited Allan Innes Field in February on the eve of their shoot for ‘Pick It Up Again’. Filmed around Mansfield, Wishart and Mt Gravatt, the video clip includes one of Easts Mt Gravatt’s families as well as Tidswell wearing a pair of the club’s playing shorts.

Easts Mt Gravatt vice-president Daniel Giuffrida said the club are thrilled with the exclusive jersey, and the fact all four band members have registering as club volunteers. And that the profits from the Violent Soho jerseys would be a welcome source of income amidst the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Everything Is A-OK is a tremendous testament to both Violent Soho’s undeniable talent and the Australian indie-music community. Despite the global crisis hindering physical sales and ceasing live performances, the Mansfield four-piece took out the coveted #1 spot with their latest record, uniting a community and proving (yet again) that there is an undeniable thirst for great Australian music.

Everything Is A-OK
Violent Soho
Album out now through I OH YOU
Available to buy/stream here

Everything Is A-OK tracklisting:
1. Sleep Year
2. Vacation Forever
3. Pick It Up Again
4. Canada
5. Shelf Life
6. Slow Down Sonic
7. Lying On The Floor
8. Easy
9. Pity Jar
10. A-OK

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HANDS LIKE HOUSES ANNOUNCE SELF-TITLED EP OUT OCTOBER 23 + REVEAL NEW SINGLE 'THE WATER' "LIVE IN YA LOUNGE II" LIVESTREAM GOES DOWN THIS WEEKEND
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HANDS LIKE HOUSES ANNOUNCE SELF-TITLED EP OUT OCTOBER 23 + REVEAL NEW SINGLE ‘THE WATER’ “LIVE IN YA LOUNGE II” LIVESTREAM GOES DOWN THIS WEEKEND

by the partae August 25, 2020
written by the partae
Image: Micala Austin

The first body of work since their acclaimed 2018 album -Anon., Hands Like Houses have announced their self-titled EP will be released on Friday October 23 through UNFD globally. After the release of their latest single ‘Space’ in June, the announce comes alongside the reveal of another cut from the EP.

New single ‘The Water’ premiered via triple j‘s Good Nights last night and it out everywhere now. 

Vocalist Trenton Woodley explains that the single has had a special place in his heart from the moment it was written, adding that though it may not be explicit, there’s an underlying fantasy element to the track.

“I picture the protagonist as some beautiful, fantastical, strange and surreal sea creature that has come to live among us, but wants to go home,” he says. “I feel like the voice of this song is one that has done its best to make a place to belong, but knows it doesn’t, can’t or won’t, and is trying to say a heartfelt, honest goodbye.

“Of course, that’s not to say there’s not a piece of me buried in that voice. I don’t think you get to come this far in life without wondering if you really belong to this particular path you’ve found yourself on, if there’s not somewhere else or someone else you’re meant to be. The harder the times, the bigger the question becomes in your mind. When it comes down to it, it’s a song about closing doors and opening new ones.”

Hands Like Houses will feature new and fan-favourite material at their livestream event this Saturday August 29, streamed directly from their beloved hometown, Canberra. More details below.

ABOUT HANDS LIKE HOUSES EP:

Hands Likes Houses have spent over a decade defying expectations and challenging boundaries, staking their claim as one of Australia’s most acclaimed modern rock exports. With ARIA success, a triple j feature album, multiple sold out tours and legions of global fans under their belt, the band are poised to break even more ground as they step into this new decade.

Collisions, resolutions, communication and expression heavily inform the themes found on the EP, taking listeners on a deep-dive into its whirlwind writing and recording process – scars and all.

Unlike their lauded 2018 album -Anon. – created over weeks of cruisy LA writing sessions – Trenton explains that the EP’s creation took place over a tightly condensed 10 day period. Recent single ‘Space’ finds the five-piece literally grappling with emotional and spatial tension in the less-than-ideal recording environment, meanwhile EP closer ‘Wired’ finds Trenton reconciling with his own communication barriers. With its chorus catch cry of ‘Maybe I’m burned out, maybe I’m just tired… weighed down by the way I’m wired”, ‘Wired’ finds the vocalist dealing with the exhaustion of feeling constantly misunderstood.

But though colliding creativity in an intense recording environment is the story of how this EP came to life, Hands Like Houses assert that the experience has birthed their most personally raw and uninhibited work yet. Musically, it takes everything the group have become known for over their 10+ years of recording, pulses it together and births their next step forward – a gritty, bold and rock-fuelled effort that is undoubtedly their most refined to date.

The release’s collective artworks continue on the theme of expression, capturing an alternative form of communication familiar to many – AUSLAN. Though the band clarify that they don’t have personal experience using the language, they are committed to encouraging appreciation and learning of the language among their fans. In addition, the band wanted to pay a special homage to AUSLAN interpreters who have been thrust into the media spotlight through extensive bushfire and COVID-19 coverage of late.

Hands Like Houses will release their self-titled EP on Friday October 23.

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+ STREAM ‘THE WATER’ NOW

 

HANDS LIKE HOUSES
“LIVE IN YA LOCAL” LIVESTREAM

w/ special guests Sputnik Sweetheart + Aya Yves
Saturday August 29
@ 8pm AEST
streaming via handslikehouses.com.au
August 25, 2020 0 comments
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Delivered Live this week brings you another incredible line up of talent with full sets from 3 amazing artists, performing live in our custom built, socially-distanced studio in Sydney. This week sees us joined by Grinspoon frontman Phil Jamieson, triple j faves Middle Kids, and up and coming duo, Clews.   Delivered, Live was originally created to showcase Australia’s premier talent, amplified and with full lighting as you would see it if you were at a venue, and supported by funding from the Victorian Government to ensure Victorian artists and crew were paid for their craft. While we’re currently unable to have Victorian artists attend the studio, rather than replicating home streaming events, we have moved performances to our studio in Sydney with NSW acts so we continue to deliver performances like you’re there in the band room.   The show will still be hosted by Henry Wagons, along with Myf Warhurst, and we’ll still have some of Victoria’s best comedians coming to us from their kitchens and lounge rooms. The show is still produced out of Victoria (albeit from our crew’s homes!). To ensure that the show continues to support Victorian artists and crew each week Victorian artists who were scheduled to play this season will be paid as if they were doing the show.   Bringing the laughs will be award winning comedian Nath Valvo, and our regular recap on ‘the week that was’ with Sami Shah.   Delivered, Live made its debut in April this year as a response to COVID 19 forcing the world into lockdown. The show is made available to watch free on YouTube so as to be accessible to any who choose to watch it. However, for those that can afford it, tickets are available for purchase for a range of price points, starting from as little as $20 – less than you’d pay to see most of these acts in non-pandemic times. The revenue from these tickets then goes back to the artists and the crew creating the show, plus a live music venue and crew member of each acts’ choice.       Delivered, Live Season 2, Episode 6 Saturday 29th August 7.30pm Clews Middle Kids Phil Jamieson Nath Valvo Sami Shah       Tix can be purchased here   Delivered Live can be viewed here More info here    follow on Twitter | friend on Facebook | forward to a friend 
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Delivered, Live – Season 2, Episode 6

by the partae August 25, 2020
written by the partae
Delivered Live this week brings you another incredible line up of talent with full sets from 3 amazing artists, performing live in our custom built, socially-distanced studio in Sydney. This week sees us joined by Grinspoon frontman Phil Jamieson, triple j faves Middle Kids, and up and coming duo, Clews.

Delivered, Live was originally created to showcase Australia’s premier talent, amplified and with full lighting as you would see it if you were at a venue, and supported by funding from the Victorian Government to ensure Victorian artists and crew were paid for their craft. While we’re currently unable to have Victorian artists attend the studio, rather than replicating home streaming events, we have moved performances to our studio in Sydney with NSW acts so we continue to deliver performances like you’re there in the band room.

The show will still be hosted by Henry Wagons, along with Myf Warhurst, and we’ll still have some of Victoria’s best comedians coming to us from their kitchens and lounge rooms. The show is still produced out of Victoria (albeit from our crew’s homes!).

To ensure that the show continues to support Victorian artists and crew each week Victorian artists who were scheduled to play this season will be paid as if they were doing the show.

Bringing the laughs will be award winning comedian Nath Valvo, and our regular recap on ‘the week that was’ with Sami Shah.

Delivered, Live made its debut in April this year as a response to COVID 19 forcing the world into lockdown. The show is made available to watch free on YouTube so as to be accessible to any who choose to watch it. However, for those that can afford it, tickets are available for purchase for a range of price points, starting from as little as $20 – less than you’d pay to see most of these acts in non-pandemic times.
The revenue from these tickets then goes back to the artists and the crew creating the show, plus a live music venue and crew member of each acts’ choice.

Delivered, Live Season 2, Episode 6
Saturday 29th August 7.30pm

Clews
Middle Kids
Phil Jamieson
Nath Valvo
Sami Shah

Tix can be purchased here

Delivered Live can be viewed here
More info here

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FOLD launch record label with 4 track EP from Gareth Wild
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FOLD launch record label with 4 track EP from Gareth Wild

by the partae August 24, 2020
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Title: Common Assault EP
Label: Fold Records
Cat no: FLD001
Release Date: September 25th
East London club FOLD launch new label with pulse racing ‘Common Assault’ EP from UK Producer Gareth Wild. The 4 track EP which is due for  release on a limited run vinyl is primed for heavy hitting sound systems the world over. Tested out on their own dance floor this EP marks the start of something new for FOLD, maintaining their essential presence in the electronic music world.
Emerging from the murky underground of the UK scene, Gareth Wild has already left a significant mark with his labels Ear To The Ground and LDNwht. His Journey through raves started with Jungle in the early 90s through to booking seminal Techno events across London and it is these influences that has given his productions a diverse and unique sound.
Side A of the ‘Common Assault’ EP opens with ‘Livewire’ a deep chugging jam, complete with haunting vocal chants and thunderous kick drum designed to do some damage. Coupled with the ‘Livewire – Roll Dann Remix’ that strips back the original, adding a touch more energy to the original, through precise hi hat rolls and an explosive breakdown.
On the flipside “Common Assault’ brings an acidy wobble of a bass line, a distinct trademark which will resonate in the ears of many that sits atop Gareth’s distinctive dark, low end drums and droney pads. The pacey ‘Saturn Storm’ rounds out the EP, throbbing through the speaker with a hook that keeps on going and is set to be an ever present in the record bags of hard hitting DJs across the techno spectrum.
An exclusive digital bonus track ‘Livewire – Roll Dann Remix 2’ will be available for download. Offering another take on the Side A slammer.
The EP will be distributed via Triple Vision and available in Record Stores and Via bandcamp.
Links | www.facebook.com/fld.ldn | www.instagram.com/fold.ldn | https://www.facebook.com/Gareth-Wild-243779799011258/ | https://soundcloud.com/foldldn
August 24, 2020 0 comments
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CRYSTAL CITIES announce second album and return with the sharp and hard-hitting new single DON’T SPEAK TOO SOON
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CRYSTAL CITIES announce second album and return with the sharp and hard-hitting new single DON’T SPEAK TOO SOON

by the partae August 24, 2020
written by the partae

After recording their debut album (Under the Cold Light of the Moon) at Abbey Road Studios last year, Sydney-based Dream Rock band Crystal Cities decided to try out an entirely different approach for their upcoming second LP, Hold Me Close Hold Me Tight. This time there was no fancy studio or producer, but just the combined effort of the three individual band members.

At the beginning of 2020, lead singer/guitarist and primary songwriter, Geoff Rana decided to take it upon himself to learn all the ins and outs of recording. With the help of free educational resources such as YouTube, Rana began putting the information he learned to good use, applying it as he tracked the band’s second album at this house in Sydney. It was a ‘learn on the job’ type of process for Rana who’s skills developed exponentially as the band worked through the entire 10 song tracklist.

“’Don’t Speak Too Soon’ is my first attempt at being an engineer and producer. It was a lot more involved than just showing up to the studio to record my parts! I think more hours were spent reading and watching tutorials than actually recording.”

The added responsibility and learning curve almost overwhelmed Rana.

“One of the biggest mental and technical hurdles I had to overcome was losing all my vocal takes and having to re-record them all over again.”

‘Don’t Speak Too Soon’ was the first song Rana tracked for the band. It also happens to be the first single from the album.

With the helping hand of world-renowned LA-based mix engineer Paul Lani (David Bowie, Prince, Megadeath), Rana and co have dealt fans a sharper and more hard-hitting Crystal Cities sound while still maintaining the signature Dream Rock elements that they established in their 2019 debut, Under the Cold Light of the Moon.

The band saw a lot of success in 2019: a sold out show at The Newsagency in Sydney, a #14 debut on the FMQB SubModern Albums Chart in the US, and glowing album reviews from The Rockpit, KTSW 89.9, and Portland Radio Project 99.1. The album was even declared the “Best Album of 2019” by music blog Indie Pop-Ups.

Title track and lead single from their debut album, “Under the Cold of the Moon” also fared well, receiving airplay on Double j, Triple Unearthed, and Triple M as well as being credited as the 10th best track of 2019 according to Eclectic Music Lover.

“Very solid offering from Crystal Cities. Sharp songwriting and arrangement.”
– Max Quinn (Triple j)

“Beyond the single’s lyrics and message, it’s something of an exquisite listen, with the lush orchestral flourishes and expressive guitar work combining well.”
– Simon Clark (The AU Review)

Crystal Cities are Geoff Rana (vocals/guitar/keys), Jared King (bass/backing vocals), and Daniel Conte (drums/percussion)

STREAM ‘DON’T SPEAK TOO SOON’ HERE: https://bit.ly/CrystalCities_DontSpeakTooSoon

“Don’t Speak Too Soon” will be available on all digital platforms 21st August 2020

The single is taken from the band’s second album Hold Me Close Hold Me Tight which is yet to receive an official release date

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Barcelona-based Spartaque releases two killer cuts via his CODEX label // News
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Barcelona-based Spartaque releases two killer cuts via his CODEX label // News

by the partae August 24, 2020
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Artist: Spartaque
Title: One Man Festival
Record Label: CODEX
Cat.Number: CODEX080

 

Tracklist:
1) One Man Festival
2) Revolution 909

 

August 21st sees the Barcelona-based producer Spartaque to come back to his CODEX label in dizzyingly inspired fashion. A native of Ukraine, Spartaque – real name Vitalii Babii – has been wowing crowds for some time now, which his always uptempo techno sound the hype that hardcore fans of the genre in particular tend to fawn over. 

 

His latest release is One Man Festival. A banger of the sort that other producers are often too afraid to even dare produce these days, it’s the sort of track that’s been tailor made to annihilate any dancefloor it’s allowed to let loose on. Created as an attempt to “avoid the effects of festival starvation caused by self-isolation”, this is a killer weapon that metaphoriclly at the very least, is sure to transport hardcore techno fans way back to the festival dancefloor space. 

 

Elsewhere on the release we’re greeted to Revolution 909. Keen Daft Punk fans will take note of its title, and as you might imagine this one pays homage to the famous drum machine in quite inspired fashion. A killer track that builds and builds, it sees the producer at his maddening best. Expect this one to earn heavy rotation long after the pandemic has – hopefully – ceased. 

 

As the man himself says, “We will be together again, but the rave is inside all of us.” No doubt about that one.

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Sir Winston drops twisted 'My Girl' remix of Hollywood Hills
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Sir Winston drops twisted ‘My Girl’ remix of Hollywood Hills

by the partae August 24, 2020
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Following up on Sir Winston’s most recent single ‘Hollywood Hills’ (100K + streams to date), My Girl is the first of several remixes of the track to be released over the coming months.

Hollywood Hills – My Girl remix out now is a punchy clever twist on the original track. Maintaining all the dark, chaotic & intense moments of the single, the remix provides its own journey with deep bass, fat UK Garage beats and a spooky hypnotic synth breakdown that delivers an even creepier adventure.

Sir Winston worked with studio master Abe Seiferth (Car Seat Headrest) again on the remix and they smashed it out at Transmitter Studios in Greenpoint New York.  “I love remixing my own tracks – it’s so much fun. Things flowed fast when we went at this  – the parts in the original are very intense and we wanted to keep them up front and within their own space. The song tells a story with the lyrics so keeping the integrity of the vocals was important too. We kept the pressure on with a smacking beat and once we dropped the trippy synth part in and pushed the guitar riff we thought:  Yassss! This is hectic AF and super creepy” – Sir Winston

Fans of Jamie XX and LCD Sound System will love this carefully crafted remake of a track that has garnered much attention since its release a few weeks ago.

PRAISE FOR HOLLYWOOD HILLS

“it’s with this latest endeavour that we sneak another glimpse into the genre fluidity Sir Winston embodies; part psych indie lord, part dance wunderkind, and an artist truly geared to demanding substantial sonic attention.” – The Soundcheck Review

 “‘Hollywood Hills’ uses its swaggering, LCD Soundsystem-esque synth-punk as a backdrop to tell a cautionary tale about the darker side of hedonism” – Music Feeds

“a digital punch in the face” – The Backbeat Podcast

“Sir Winston did not disappoint with this appealing new track that has a brilliant combination of drums and vocals and blends indie vibes with psych rock.” – Temporary Dreamer

““Hollywood Hills” has an urgent frantic feeling to it, bluesy, rasping and howling.”
– 
The AU Review

“With charging beats, Sir Winston’s new tune serves as a follow-up to his 2019 single ‘Everybody Must Dance’, which simply proves how well he can get all of us quickly on our feet and dancing.” – Tone Deaf

“Sir Winston has a really unique sound and is loved by some big names in the creative world” – AAA Backstage

‘Hollywood Hills’ My Girl remix is out now!  
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BOY PABLO SHARES NEW SONG 'REST UP' + B-SIDE 'PEOPLE' VIA ANNIE MAC ON BBC 1 WACHITO RICO LP OUT OCTOBER 23RD ON 777 MUSIC
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BOY PABLO SHARES NEW SONG ‘REST UP’ + B-SIDE ‘PEOPLE’ VIA ANNIE MAC ON BBC 1 WACHITO RICO LP OUT OCTOBER 23RD ON 777 MUSIC

by the partae August 24, 2020
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PRAISE FOR BOY PABLO

“Boy Pablo make the kind of balmy daydream music that perfectly assuages the sting of a breakup, making it clear that their success is more than a viral fluke”
Pitchfork

“‘Everytime’ was good. Really bloody outstanding, in fact; so much so that it cut through the barrage of adverts and caught people’s attention“
NME

“You want to listen to his tunes, but also talk shit and make memes with him”
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“In just over a year gone from one-hit-wonders to Norwegian Grammy winning, Coachella-playing champs”
Clash

Norweigian bedroom pop star Boy Pablo today shares the new single ‘rest up‘ and B-Side ‘people‘ taken off his forthcoming debut album Wachito Rico out October 23 on 777 Music. The tracks premiered over the weekend on Annie Mac’s BBC 1 Radio program. Listen HERE.

While his career took off in 2017 with the viral, outsider-pop anthem ‘Everytime‘, Boy Pablo’s Nicolas Muńoz has since found himself more connected to his art than ever. While Boy Pablo initially started out as a project just for fun, Muńoz, now 21, has since honed a cohesive, creative vision, becoming a fully-fledged force to be reckoned with in the indie-pop space.

The roll out to his highly anticipated debut album has seen boy pablo rapidly expanding his audience on the back of singles ‘hey girl‘ and ‘honey‘ as well as their serialized music videos telling the tale of Wachito Rico. Wachito is the title character of the album and pablo’s alter ego that has curly hair. The series continues with his new single ‘rest up‘ and b-side ‘People‘, songs about mental health/anxiety, and loneliness/depression respectively. Although the tracks deal with some darker and more serious subject matter they still carry pablo’s signature care-free, upbeat, and super catchy touch.

On ‘rest up‘, Boy Pablo shares, “This song is one of the most personal songs I’ve written. It’s got a double meaning: on the one side it’s about my experiences dealing with anxiety and mental health issues but at the same time it takes on relationship problems. In both cases, though the song is about how you can get overwhelmed with negative problems that make it difficult to think clearly and focus on the most important things in life. The instrumental was written a few years ago but it all came together as a song when I was in the studio with Esteban and Erik recording Wachito Rico.“

He continues on about ‘People‘, “I wrote this song 4 or 5 years ago and I’ve thought about releasing it a bunch of times but it never really fit on the EPs. I’m really excited to share this one with everyone because in my eyes it’s one of the best songs I’ve written. It comes from a period in my life where I felt like I had no friends and I was alone all the time. I think most people can relate to feeling like this at some point. Again, Erik and Esteban helped me a lot with this song not to mention the great mix by Matias Tellez.“

More info on Wachito Rico:
Taking its title from a Chilean expression that translates to a fondness for a “handsome boy”, Pablo’s debut LP is a hybrid conceptual and autobiographical record, tracing the ebbs and flows of the titular character’s love story while threading this narrative through with Pablo’s own experiences as a young man, blurring the identities of Wachito Rico and the real-life Nicolas Muñoz into one curious, indistinguishable whole.

‘rest up / People‘ by Boy Pablo is out now via 777 Music.
Buy/stream it here.

Wachito Rico LP
Out October 23 on 777 Music 
Pre-order here.

Tracklisting:
1. hope she loves me back
2. hey girl 
3. leave me alone!
4. honey 
5. rest up 
6. te vas // don’t go
7. aleluya
8. come home
9. mustache
10. vamos a la playa
11. wachito rico
12. nowadays
13. i <3 u

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JOSH TESKEY & ASH GRUNWALD TEAM UP FOR NEW ALBUM PUSH THE BLUES AWAY - OUT FRIDAY 13 NOVEMBER + FIRST SINGLE 'THINKING 'BOUT MYSELF' OUT NOW
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JOSH TESKEY & ASH GRUNWALD TEAM UP FOR NEW ALBUM PUSH THE BLUES AWAY – OUT FRIDAY 13 NOVEMBER + FIRST SINGLE ‘THINKING ‘BOUT MYSELF’ OUT NOW

by the partae August 24, 2020
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Two local powerhouses Josh Teskey (lead singer, The Teskey Brothers) and Ash Grunwald have teamed up for Push The Blues Away – an album born out of a mutual love for the blues and a genuine appreciation for each other’s talents. The album will be released through Ivy League Records on Friday 13 November on 180g, cream-coloured vinyl, CD digipak and all digital services. To celebrate, the first single ‘Thinking ‘Bout Myself’ is out everywhere today, following its debut via an incredible performance on last night’s episode of ABC’S The Sound.

Watch Josh Teskey & Ash Grunwald’s Performance of ‘Thinking ‘Bout Myself’ on The Sound 
On Push The Blues Away, two of Australia’s most captivating vocalists, Josh Teskey and Ash Grunwald, come together to cast off the weight of expectation and revel in music’s most simple pleasures. Recorded entirely live and straight to tape, with their only percussion consisting of gospel inspired hand claps and stomps, the pair laid down seven original tunes, some penned by Josh, some by Ash, along with two classic Blues covers, Son House’s ‘Preachin’ Blues’ and the song that kickstarted the whole project, ‘The Sky Is Crying.’ To help them achieve this vision, they enlisted the help of Josh’s brother, Teskey Brothers’ guitarist, vocalist and Grammy-nominated engineer, Sam Teskey on production duty. Being a mastermind of analogue recording techniques, Sam knew how to capture a vibe above all else and for five days the three of them holed up at The Teskeys’ studio in Warrandyte in regional Victoria writing and recording what would become Push The Blues Away.

Like many great musical ideas, the impetus to make a blues record together came from an impromptu jam. In the downtime between takes filming a video clip for Ash Grunwald’s song ‘Ain’t My Problem’, a track which featured the Teskey Brothers, Josh and Ash found themselves riffing on an old Elmore James tune, ‘The Sky Is Crying’. “Somebody filmed our little jam,” Grunwald says, “and it became the seed of a great idea: Why don’t we do an acoustic blues album? No bells and whistles, something from the heart.”

The album’s eight tracks reap the rewards of this unpretentious, no-frills approach. By keeping things simple and prioritising the humanity of each performance, on Push The Blues Away Josh and Ash have tapped into the heart of the blues, a music that demands authenticity from anyone who wants to convincingly play the style. It’s something they’ve captured so well, you’d be forgiven for thinking the Grunwald penned ‘It Rained’ was an old blues standard. As Ash explains, “This album was made how any good blues album should be in my opinion. Spontaneously and instinctively.”

Both artists have had an extremely busy 12 months; renowned as one of Australia’s finest live performers, Ash Grunwald released his critically acclaimed new album MOJO along with his first book, “Surf By Day, Jam By Night” whilst The Teskey Brothers followed up their ARIA Award-winning and Grammy nominated second album Run Home Slow with the 2020 release of Live At Forum, earning them their first ARIA chart #1.

Push The Blues Away
Josh Teskey & Ash Grunwald

Album out Friday 13 November through Ivy League Records
Available to pre-order here

Push The Blues Away tracklist:
1. Low Down Dog
2. Hungry Heart
3. Thinking ‘Bout Myself
4. Push The Blues Away
5. It Rained
6. Something With Feel
7. Preachin’ Blues
8. The Sky Is Crying

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Gated Community
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GATED COMMUNITY TO PREMIERE ‘LAY LOW AND SNITCH’

by the partae August 22, 2020
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This will be Gated Community’s second single of the year, this comes after the duo’s debut single “Knew It” which released in March of this year.

Gated Community is an up and coming Australasian hip-hop duo. The duo consists of Auckland, NZ’s Jordan Lindsay and Melbourne, AU’s Billy Reeves. Both originating from the same area of Auckland, New Zealand. “Lay Low and Snitch” is a trap and electronic infused banger full of witty, humorous word play and punch lines, notably poking fun at the legal situation surrounding Tekashi 6ix9ine within the hook of the song.

“Lay Low and Snitch” is available everywhere

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YVES JARVIS ANNOUNCES NEW ALBUM ‘SUNDRY ROCK SONG STOCK’ COMING OUT SEPTEMBER 25

by the partae August 22, 2020
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“His style evokes uncovered recordings from an obscure spiritual retreat, ones that make you believe something transcendent was near when they were made.” – The Fader

“Yves Jarvis hides beautifully soul-bearing sentiments just beneath his veneer of blurry tape manipulation and impressionistic production.” – All Music Guide

Montreal’s Yves Jarvis is announcing his third album today, titled Sundry Rock Song Stock. The album will be released digitally on September 25 and on vinyl on November 13. Filmed at the Tree Museum in Gravenhurst, Ontario, watch Yves perform under the trees in the video for new single “For Props” HERE.

Speaking to the track’s meaning, Jarvis says: “What does it mean to earn a fortune? I’ve demonised people who can’t empathise and can’t reciprocate, because that’s how it feels. I’m just playing a role there. On the other side, everybody is pandering for props, even the good ones. That disgusts me, but I don’t want to criticise it in the real world. I just want to criticise it in a song. I see people going back and forth arguing and it seems like a nightmare to me. You have to listen to my music if you want to know what I think about anything.”

On Sundry Rock Song Stock, Yves Jarvis continues to refine his creative approach to the core of his being, where music and life intertwine in harmonious fashion. His latest album fuses genre elements into a symbiotic relationship where wistful folk, tender R&B, pastoral prog, and musique concrète experiments feed into one another to grow lush new forms. Though he maintains an air of mystery with his lyrics, Jarvis’s whisper-soft words can be interpreted as both deeply personal and politically motivated in ways we haven’t heard from him before.

Since his earliest home recordings, Jarvis has taken a Sun Ra inspired attitude with windows left wide open so every sound that filters into his songs becomes part of them. However, he also approached this album with a newfound sense of intention, drawing on the meticulous methods of progressive rock groups King Crimson and Yes, whose epic compositions conjure the vast landscapes of the British countryside. “Their music is not really songwriting,” says Jarvis. “It’s cycling motifs and vignettes. I think of it like a room that you can walk into and then out of.”

Resuming the practice of color theory that informed his 2017 album Good Will Come To You (morning yellow optimism) and 2019’s The Same But By Different Means (midnight blue contemplation), Sundry Rock Song Stock is infused with the natural state of green. As Jarvis explains, it’s the color he most closely connects to his personality, moving beyond an aesthetic attraction into feelings of wildness, boundless energy, and an anti-establishment streak permeating his 23 years on the planet.

“I experienced a musical breakthrough with that bright, easy sound of my last two albums,” says Jarvis. “It felt good to make at the time, but it counters my essence. People think I’m calm, but I’m very not calm, and I’m happy to elaborate on it now. This album came together exceptionally easy in reaction to that nighttime shit. This green is epitomised. This album is reduced.”

YVES JARVIS – SUNDRY ROCK SONG STOCK – OUT FRIDAY SEP 25

TRACKLIST:

1. Epitome
2. In Every Mountain
3. For Props
4. Ambrosia
5. Emerald
6. Victim
7. Semula
8. Notch In Your Belt
9. Emblem
10. Fact Almighty

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DROELOE returns with the long-awaited masterpiece 'Open Blinds' 'Open Blinds' is out now on bitbird
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DROELOE returns with the long-awaited masterpiece ‘Open Blinds’ ‘Open Blinds’ is out now on bitbird

by the partae August 22, 2020
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After the success of ‘I Can’t Wait’ early summer, DROELOE now returns with the long-awaited masterpiece ‘Open Blinds’, which is out now on bitbird. The part music and part art project DROELOE, are known for perfectly combining stunning visuals and sonic sounds, taking the emotive experience of dance music to another level.

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Following DROELOE’s usual approach, this track again has a deeper meaning to it and symbolizes the pressure one can feel throughout the day. This is perfectly mirrored by a calming yet heart racing intro featuring melancholic vocals, immediately setting the tone for ‘Open Blinds’. Unique sounds accompanied by a clean baseline and a timid snare roll seemingly make way for a minimal break, succeeded by a bolder rise and an euphoric drop. Distorted vocal chords take a leading role as the energetic drop progresses and fills up with electronic samples and triumphant horns. At 90 BPM,‘Open Blinds’ perfectly lines up with an excited heart rate and proves once again that DROELOE’s creations go beyond music.

Producer/composer Vincent Rooijers shares, “Open Blinds is about the pressure that life naturally has (especially in the morning) and how a fear of not being productive enough or a feeling of not spending your time right, can only be solved by basking in those emotions. This track is a continuation of ‘The Choices We Face’ and serves as a form of affirmation to choose to spend my time with what feels right without worrying too much about what could have been.”

To some DROELOE is known for its outspoken remixes for the likes of Charlie Puth and Selena Gomez along with collaborations with San Holo and Zeds Dead. To others, the project is known for its one of a kind and praised audio-visual craft.

‘Open Blinds’ is out now on bitbird!

ABOUT DROELOE

 

Hailing from The Netherlands, DROELOE (pronounced “drew-lou”) is the creative union of producer/composer Vincent Rooijers and visual designer Hein Hamers. Part music project and part art project, DROELOE is a multidimensional concept that combines each member’s artistic powers to create a hybrid audiovisual experience that translates across every component of the project, from the speakers, through the artwork, and onto the stage. Weaving sonically progressive music and visually elaborate artwork and graphics, DROELOE seamlessly craft cinematic soundscapes and visual projections that feel like stories and unfold like a piece of art. Recognized in Billboard Dance’s inaugural Ones to Watch series, who noted that their style is”dynamic, compelling and drenched in otherworldly emotions,” DROELOE is today one of the most exciting live art projects in the scene.
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