Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds have today released brand new single “Blue Moon Rising“, the title track from the forthcoming EP of the same name, due March 6 via Sour Mash / Caroline Australia. Noel says of the single: “How it manages to combine the influences of Metallica, The Jesters Of Malice, Mantovani, Robinson Crusoe as well as Bob Marley AND The Wailers is literally beyond me… oh, and it’s not about City by the way.”
An accompanying video for the dance-inspired track is also out today starring acclaimed actor Jack O’Connell and actress/model Gala Gordon. Shot at London’s Scala and directed by Dan Cadan and Scully, the narrative is a game of power play, charged with drama, 70’s undertones and cinematic flare. Dan and Scully also directed previous videos for this recent series of EP releases by Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds.
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![Praise for Deceiver “‘Deceiver’ is an unbridled pleasure” - Pitchfork “A success as both an artistic statement and a mea culpa” - Q Magazine, ★★★★ “It sounds clearer, more focussed, and with a distinct, continuous sonic palette” - DIY, ★★★★ “‘Deceiver’ packs some seriously heavy riffs, sliding between monster rockers (the scything, fist-swinging ‘Blankenship’) and moon-eyed grunge ballads (opener ‘Horsehead’, for instance) that wouldn’t sound too out of place on an early Smashing Pumpkins record” - NME, ★★★★ “DIIV’s most full-bodied album to date” - Loud & Quiet, 8/10 Following the release of their highly anticipated third full-length album Deceiver, NYC's DIIV today announce their Australian return with a five-date national tour. Kicking off on Wednesday 22 April, the band will bring their enthralling new live show to fans in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth & Hobart. Full run of dates below. Rebirth takes place when everything falls apart. On Deceiver, DIIV crafts the soundtrack to personal resurrection under the heavyweight of metallic catharsis, upheld by robust guitars and vocal tension that almost snaps, but never quite… The new album from Zachary Cole Smith [lead vocals, guitar], Andrew Bailey [guitar], Colin Caulfield [vocals, bass], and Ben Newman [drums] was recorded in Los Angeles with producer Sonny Diperri (Protomartyr, Trent Reznor), marking the first time the band has worked with an outside producer. The album features the crystalized, darkly propulsive lead single 'Skin Game,' magnetically melancholic 'Taker' and searing, frenetic track 'Blankenship'. Deceiver is preceded by 2012’s Oshin and 2016’s critical and fan favourite Is the Is Are. NME ranked it in the Top 10 among the Albums of the Year and Pitchfork’s audience voted Is the Is Are one of the Top 50 Albums of 2016 as the outlet dubbed it, “gorgeous.” Don't miss your chance to see DIIV live in Australia this April. Tickets on sale now via Mistletone.](https://thepartae.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Announce-Australian-tour-for-April-2020-1170x936.jpg "Announce Australian tour for April 2020")
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DIIV AUSTRALIAN TOUR APRIL 2020
Wednesday 22 April – Rosemount Hotel – Perth, WA
Tickets
Friday 24 April – Manning Bar – Sydney, NSW
Tickets
Saturday 25 April – The Zoo – Brisbane, QLD
Tickets
Sunday 26 April – Altar – Hobart, TAS
Tickets
Tuesday 28 April – The Croxton – Melbourne, VIC
Tickets
Tickets on-sale now via Mistletone.
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Australia, you’re pretty fly! Due to huge demand, all Australian dates for THE OFFSPRING headline tour in April sold out within 2 hours! Auckland, there are strictly limited tickets still available with very special guests SUM 41. So come out and play!
THE OFFSPRING, one of the world’s most exciting and enduring punk rock legends. Having performed over 1100 shows across the globe, selling more than 40 million albums worldwide the band are thrilled to return to Australia and New Zealand for their first headline tour in 16 years in April.
In true THE OFFSPRING style, this will be no ordinary show. Their incendiary live show will showcase wall to wall bangers of their anthemic, oft-humorous punk-pop singles throughout their impressive career including all of the band’s best-known hits such as Self Esteem, Come Out And Play (Keep ‘Em Separated), The Kids Aren’t Alright, Original Prankster, You’re Gonna Go Far, Kid and loads more!
Joining this titanic double bill of epic punk rock proportions is SUM 41 who will be performing a full one-hour set including hits such as Fat Lip, In too Deep, Still Waiting and tracks from their latest release, Order In Decline. Order In Decline is undoubtedly SUM 41’S heaviest and most aggressive album in their storied career, while also being its most dynamic and raw.
After over 15 million records sold worldwide, a Grammy Award nomination, 2 Juno Awards (7 nominations), a Kerrang! Award in 2002, as well as multiple Alternative Press Music Awards, SUM 41 are uncompromising and honest with no intention of slowing down.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see these two punk power houses in action so start warming up those vocal chords, iron that crusty punk shirt and get yourself down to one of these shows.
Tickets for the Auckland show are available from tickets.destroyalllines.com
Destroy All Lines & Triple M Presents
AUSTRALIAN & NEW ZEALAND TOUR
WITH VERY SPECIAL GUESTS
SUM 41SUNDAY 19 APRIL – HBF STADIUM, PERTH SOLD OUT!
TUESDAY 21 APRIL – ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE THEATRE, ADELAIDE SOLD OUT!
THURSDAY 23 APRIL – MARGARET COURT ARENA, MELBOURNE SOLD OUT!
FRIDAY 24 APRIL – HORDERN PAVILION, SYDNEY SOLD OUT!
SATURDAY 25 APRIL – RIVERSTAGE, BRISBANE SOLD OUT!
TUESDAY 28 APRIL – SPARK ARENA, AUCKLAND
They don’t come much more energetic than Sydney’s WAWAWOW – their name alone is like a neon slap to the senses – and to kick off a brand new year, the four-piece present a brand new collection of music in the cracking debut album, PINK ELEPHANT, out Friday, February 14th. Warping and threading psych, funk and hectic electro-indie influences throughout, the record is the perfect snapshot of the band’s attitude toward creating music. Leading the charge, WAWAWOW’s new single ‘The Big Cookoff’ is delightfully bonkers – just how they like it.
Equal parts mental and ridiculously precise in delivery, ‘The Big Cookoff’ is textbook WAWAWOW. Evolving from jam sessions into produced recordings full of raw energy, the single is representative of a band who are firmly in the pocket, firmly tongue in cheek and firmly with their eye on a central vision on making music delivered in one-two punch style. “We always take it as a more-is-more approach with the music. As long as it’s paced nicely, we like to see how ridiculous it can get.” WAWAWOW
Applying the same attitude to their visuals, the music video for ‘The Big Cookoff’ brings animation courtesy of Shaun Allen together with band and location footage in Sydney, sizing up brilliantly with the batshit nature of the song itself. “This track is our love/hate letter to Sydney in a lot of ways, so we wanted to get in as much of the city as possible. Given our natural aversion to being filmed walking around the streets, and the fact that we had just lost a band member, Shaun felt it was more fitting to try some stop motion.” WAWAWOW
PRAISE FOR WAWAWOW
“WAWAWOW just keep growing new teeth. This set doesn’t even pause for breath and is relentless, urgent, and nutty bananas from start to finish. This is one hell of a show, like being pounded and stomped, and loving every second.”
The Underground Stage
“Combine the righteous, face melting voltage of POND with the batshit zaniness of Tom Cruise appearing on Oprah and you’ll get an inkling for just how weird this four-piece can get.”
Happy Magazine
“A shattered self-deprecating tone marching through odd time signatures taking cues from somewhere between the B-52s and Royal Blood.”
AMNplify
With their new music ready and raring to go, fans will be able to catch WAWAWOW performing through NSW this month and in February. Time to join this crazy circus, WAWAWOW have got one helluva new show to deliver. “There’s something about the trance we put ourselves in, as we play without stopping, that has a slight tunnel vision effect. There’s no pauses to have a sip or fix up a pedal, so you kind of learn to exist on that plane.” WAWAWOW
WAWAWOW TOUR DATES
Friday, February 7th The Loft @ UTS Sydney
The Band’s Next Door 2SER
with Stressless
Saturday, February 15th Dicey Riley’s Hotel Wollongong
Album Launch
Saturday, February 22nd Town Hall Hotel Newtown
Album Launch
with Pyjama Sundayz, Cakewalk
‘The Big Cookoff’ is released Friday, January 17th.
Pink Elephant is released Friday, February 14th.
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“Chorus sealed the deal with me. Amazing”
– Bridget Hustwaite, Triple J
Staying true to their musical roots, ‘Lightning’ is a continuation of Stonefox’s moody and emotionally honest work and the first taste from their forthcoming EP with Sydney-based producer Jean-Paul Fung (Last Dinosaurs, Client Liaison).
The project marks a huge progression for the three-piece Melbourne band (Jenna Russo, Tim Carroll and Monica Spasaro) and explores the intricacies of poisonous relationships. ‘Lightning’
Reminiscent of The XX and Daughter, Stonefox have shaped their own definitive indie electro-pop sound consisting of reverb-drenched vocals, clean guitars and heartfelt lyrics. The trio have accumulated over 50 million streams across Spotify alone and have supported the likes of Timberwolf, Mosquito Coast and City Calm Down.
Their unique brand of ‘left-of-centre pop’ has also earned airplay on triple j (Good Nights, Home and Hosed and Unearthed) and FBi Radio, alongside praise from Pilerats, Forbes and Pede
‘Lightning’ is only the start for Stonefox – with more in store this year the trio is sharing their most evocative sound yet.
Stonefox’s single ‘Lightning’ is out NOW
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Today, Frontier Touring announce the addition of two special guests on the bill:
Joining in Fremantle is red hot WA legends Gyroscope. The four-piece delivered a slew of triple j classics in the late ‘90s/early 00’s: think ‘Baby, I’m Getting Better’, ‘Snakeskin’, and ‘Fast Girl’… With 7 x Hottest 100 entries between 2003-2010, the band were quickly a staple of Australia’s festival scene, playing two Big Day Outs, Groovin The Moo, Splendour In The Grass and plenty more. Gyroscope earned nine WAMi awards, 3.4 million+ streams on Spotify, a #1 album in Breed Obsession, all before stirring it up again six months ago when they dropped EP 4YRLV . Now, they’ll appear as special guest of Jimmy Eat World – fun fact, who they played with in 2003!
In Brisbane and Adelaide, Jimmy Eat World will be joined by fast rising Newcastle five-piece Eat Your Heart Out, who recently smashed it as part of the line-up for UNIFY Gathering (catch a glimpse of that here). Early 2019 saw the release of the band’s debut album Florescence, out via Fearless Records. The quintet – Caitlin Henry (vocals), Andrew Anderson (guitar), Will Moore (guitar), Dom Cant (bass), and Jake Cronin (drums) – showcase a searing power on tracks like ‘Carousel’ and ‘Closer To The Sun’, earning over 2.7m streams on Spotify in 2019 and rising.
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The countdown is on until Mountain Goat Valley Crawl takes over the heart and soul of Brisbane, turning Fortitude Valley into one massive multi-venue festival on Saturday 15th February. The anticipation is eating away at us, especially now that the Mountain Goat Valley Crawl set times have officially landed!
This year’s lineup is packed with some of Australia’s most exciting live acts, headliners include the atmospheric Tia Gostelow at The Brightside, the enchanting Clea at The Brightside, and beat beast Arno Faraji at The Elephant. Closing out the festival alongside Tia Gostelow are Brisbane natives Dopamine at The Foundry, low-fi dream Chakra Efendi at Greaser, the sweet pop fellas of Flora Link at Blutes, and the space case that is Great Sage at Barbara.
Now that The Mountain Goat Valley Crawl set times have been released, it’s time to grab your pals and get ready for a spectacular night out at nine of Brisbane’s favourite live music venues.
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In conjunction with triple j, today Australia’s rising star Dom Dolla announces his biggest Australian headline tour to date. Having already sold out Melbourne’s Coburg Velodrome on 1st February, Dom Dolla is taking his live show to his loyal fanbase in metro cities around the country this May. Captivating audiences nationwide with stellar performances at Australia’s premier festivals Listen Out, Beyond The Valley, Field Day, Spilt Milk and Wildlands, Dom is excited to share the next step in his career, with some very special guests to be announced soon. The extensive tour will see Dom take over Adelaide’s Thebarton Theatre on May 1, before skipping over to Perth for a heaving show at Centenary Warehouse on May 2. The acclaimed producer will then head to Sydney’s iconic Hordern Pavilion on May 8, before wrapping up the tour at Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane on May 9.
Eagerly anticipating the forthcoming shows, Dom shares, “I couldn’t be more excited to step up the show for Australia. You have supported me since day one and it means the world to be able to perform at such world class venues like these around the country. I can’t wait to join you all for a disco. Let’s do this.”
A staggering year for the Melbourne native following the release of his festival anthems ‘Take It’ and ‘San Frandisco’, Dom Dolla has continued to explore his creative outlets with outstanding remixes for Dua Lipa, Hayden James, MK & Sonny Fodera, and Purple Disco Machine to name but a few. The last 12 months alone, has seen Dom pool in over 100 million+ streams, score his 2nd ARIA Nomination, a gold record, consecutive weeks as most played song on triple J, debuting on triple j’s Hottest 100 at #33 with ‘San Frandisco’, and back to back ARIA club chart #1’s. Further solidifying his global domination, the producer has earned worldwide praise and accolades, seeing him named Pete Tong’s ‘Future Star of 2019‘, Billboard Dance ‘Artist To Watch‘ in April, Dancing Astronaut’s ‘Breakout Artist of 2019′, and a feature in EARMILK’s ‘Best of 2019′.
With international demand quickly building for the prolific producer, the forthcoming shows, will be his only solo headline shows in Australia for 2020, as he pursues international waters. Having already been announced to perform at one of the world’s most renowned festivals, Coachella Music and Arts, Dom is scheduled to perform throughout the US, Canada, UK, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium and the Bahamas.
Pre-sale registration is now open, closing at 3pm AEDT Wednesday 5th February. Official pre-sale will commence at 6pm AEDT Wednesday 5th February, with general on-sale commencing 1pm AEDT Thursday 6th February. With both his Melbourne headline show and XE54 Bushfire Benefit show selling out in days, be sure to get in quick to see this living legend in his element.
Further promising a plethora of new music for 2020, be sure to keep your eyes firmly on his socials for more announcements coming soon.
DOM DOLLA AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2020
Pre-sale Registration: http://bit.ly/
Pre-sale registration closes 3pm AEDT Wednesday 5th February
Pre-sale: 6pm AEDT, Wednesday 5th February
General on-sale: 1pm AEDT, Thursday 6th February
Saturday 1st February – Coburg Velodrome, Melbourne – SOLD OUT
Friday 1st May – Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide
Saturday 2nd May – Centenary Warehouse, Perth
Friday 8th May – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
Saturday 9th May – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
For more info on Dom Dolla, visit:
WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM
![Loveland Festival has just announced a massive lineup for 2020. On August 8th and 9th the Amsterdam-based festival will once set up camp at the stunning Sloterpark. For their 25th anniversary Loveland plans a 4-star hotel takeover with exclusive afterparties, rooftop BBQ, hangover breakfast and more. Over 75 artists will make their way to Amsterdam in August for what is shaping up to be a huge 25th anniversary year for the long-running promoter. Since day one the stunning Sloterpark in the Dutch capital serves as a stunning backdrop for the 2-day festival weekender. Ever since 1995, the driving force behind the Loveland organisation has been the endless love for quality house and techno music. In 2020 this still serves as a guiding principle when it comes to the artist lineup. The well-balanced lineup features leading global artists such as Diynamic head honcho Solomun, Afterlife founders Tale Of Us, Detroit legend Jeff Mills and the highly praised Dixon. Making his comeback at Loveland Festival is the illustrious Eric Prydz. Joining the list of headliners are UK-ace Jamie Jones, widely respected duo Adriatique, seasoned veteran Richie Hawtin, the charismatic Loco Dice and hard hitters like Chris Liebing, Rødhåd and Dave Clarke. Fans of a more melodic, progressive sound can indulge themselves with the return of Hernan Cattaneo, Sasha, Guy J, Guy Mantzur together with Dutchies Miss Melera and Olivier Weiter. There is no shortage of Dutch powerhouses with pioneers Speedy J, Joris Voorn and Secret Cinema. Representing the new generation are Egbert, VNTM and Ferro. Fueled by the love for music, the festival has a long history of quality live performances. Stephan Bodzin, Agents of Time, Mathew Jonson, Kollektiv Turmstrasse and Booka Shade will be on live act duties in 2020. To top it all off Kevin Saunderson’s Inner City will take the stage for some big fun with a special live performance. Over the 25-year history, many artists grew to be long-time fan favorites at Loveland. The likes of Sébastien Léger, Aril Brikha, Arjuna Schiks, Remy, Dimitri, Michel de Hey, Melon, Vince Watson and Benny Rodrigues to name just a few. One stage will be dedicated to all of Loveland’s legacy artists. On Saturday this will be a live-only stage and on Sunday it’s strictly back-to-back sets. As a special surprise, Loveland announced this week that it will take over a 4-star hotel during the festival weekend. Nestled right in between the old Amsterdam city center and the festival grounds, overlooking the green oasis of Sloterpark, the hotel offers spacious rooms fitted with all modern conveniences, a rooftop Skybar with a panoramic view of Amsterdam. The hotel package offers an experience of Loveland Festival like never before. Visitors can add to the fun with alluring upgrades like a Rooftop BBQ, hangover breakfast and exclusive afterparties or really hit it out of the park with the all-in Golden Package including 2-day backstage access for the festival. Single day and Weekend tickets for the festival are on sale, as are the hotel packages. For the full lineup of Loveland Festival, tickets and more information, visit www.loveland.nl. General info Loveland Festival 2020 Date: 8 & 9 August Location: Sloterpark, Amsterdam Tickets: Weekend & day tickets + hotel packages are now available via www.loveland.nl Lineup Adriatique・Agents of Time [live]・Anfisa Letyago・Aril Brikha [live]・Arjuna Schiks [live]・Benny Rodrigues・Booka Shade [live]・Boris Werner・Butch・Chris Liebing・Cobyn・Dave Clarke・Dimitri・Dixon・Egbert [live]・Ellen Allien・Enrico Sangiuliano・Eric Prydz・Extrawelt [live]・Ferro・Gregor Tresher・Guy J・Guy Mantzur・Hernan Cattaneo・Inner City [live]・Jamie Jones・Jeff Mills・Jennifer Cardini・Johannes Brecht [live]・Joris Voorn・Joyhauser・Juan Sanchez・Karotte・Kevin de Vries・Klaudia Gawlas・Kollektiv Turmstrasse [live]・La Fleur・Lee Burridge・Lewski・Loco Dice・Luna Ludmila・Magdalena・Matador・Mathew Jonson [live]・Mathias Kaden・Melon・Michel de Hey・Milo Spykers・Miss Melera・Nick Warren・Nuno Dos Santos・Odette・Olivier Weiter・Paco Osuna・Pan-Pot・Patrice Bäumel・Petar Dundov [live]・Pleasurekraft・Ramon Tapia・Remy・Richie Hawtin・Rødhåd・SAMA・Sanja・Sasha・Sébastien Léger・Secret Cinema・Solomun・Speedy J・SQL [live]・Stephan Bodzin [live]・Tahko・Tale Of Us・Terry Francis・Vince Watson・VNTM [live]](https://thepartae.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/LOVELAND-FESTIVAL-UNVEILS-HUGE-LINEUP-FOR-25-YEAR-ANNIVERSARY-EDITION.jpg "LOVELAND FESTIVAL UNVEILS HUGE LINEUP FOR 25 YEAR ANNIVERSARY EDITION")
Loveland Festival has just announced a massive lineup for 2020. On August 8th and 9th the Amsterdam-based festival will once set up camp at the stunning Sloterpark. For their 25th anniversary Loveland plans a 4-star hotel takeover with exclusive afterparties, rooftop BBQ, hangover breakfast and more.
Over 75 artists will make their way to Amsterdam in August for what is shaping up to be a huge 25th anniversary year for the long-running promoter. Since day one the stunning Sloterpark in the Dutch capital serves as a stunning backdrop for the 2-day festival weekender.
Ever since 1995, the driving force behind the Loveland organisation has been the endless love for quality house and techno music. In 2020 this still serves as a guiding principle when it comes to the artist lineup.
The well-balanced lineup features leading global artists such as Diynamic head honcho Solomun, Afterlife founders Tale Of Us, Detroit legend Jeff Mills and the highly praised Dixon. Making his comeback at Loveland Festival is the illustrious Eric Prydz.
Joining the list of headliners are UK-ace Jamie Jones, widely respected duo Adriatique, seasoned veteran Richie Hawtin, the charismatic Loco Dice and hard hitters like Chris Liebing, Rødhåd and Dave Clarke. Fans of a more melodic, progressive sound can indulge themselves with the return of Hernan Cattaneo, Sasha, Guy J, Guy Mantzur together with Dutchies Miss Melera and Olivier Weiter.
There is no shortage of Dutch powerhouses with pioneers Speedy J, Joris Voorn and Secret Cinema. Representing the new generation are Egbert, VNTM and Ferro.
Fueled by the love for music, the festival has a long history of quality live performances. Stephan Bodzin, Agents of Time, Mathew Jonson, Kollektiv Turmstrasse and Booka Shade will be on live act duties in 2020. To top it all off Kevin Saunderson’s Inner City will take the stage for some big fun with a special live performance.
Over the 25-year history, many artists grew to be long-time fan favorites at Loveland. The likes of Sébastien Léger, Aril Brikha, Arjuna Schiks, Remy, Dimitri, Michel de Hey, Melon, Vince Watson and Benny Rodrigues to name just a few. One stage will be dedicated to all of Loveland’s legacy artists. On Saturday this will be a live-only stage and on Sunday it’s strictly back-to-back sets.
As a special surprise, Loveland announced this week that it will take over a 4-star hotel during the festival weekend. Nestled right in between the old Amsterdam city center and the festival grounds, overlooking the green oasis of Sloterpark, the hotel offers spacious rooms fitted with all modern conveniences, a rooftop Skybar with a panoramic view of Amsterdam.
The hotel package offers an experience of Loveland Festival like never before. Visitors can add to the fun with alluring upgrades like a Rooftop BBQ, hangover breakfast and exclusive afterparties or really hit it out of the park with the all-in Golden Package including 2-day backstage access for the festival.
Single day and Weekend tickets for the festival are on sale, as are the hotel packages. For the full lineup of Loveland Festival, tickets and more information, visit www.loveland.nl.
General info
Loveland Festival 2020
Date: 8 & 9 August
Location: Sloterpark, Amsterdam
Tickets: Weekend & day tickets + hotel packages are now available via www.loveland.nl
Lineup
Adriatique・Agents of Time [live]・Anfisa Letyago・Aril Brikha [live]・Arjuna Schiks [live]・Benny Rodrigues・Booka Shade [live]・Boris Werner・Butch・Chris Liebing・Cobyn・Dave Clarke・Dimitri・Dixon・Egbert [live]・Ellen Allien・Enrico Sangiuliano・Eric Prydz・Extrawelt [live]・Ferro・Gregor Tresher・Guy J・Guy Mantzur・Hernan Cattaneo・Inner City [live]・Jamie Jones・Jeff Mills・Jennifer Cardini・Johannes Brecht [live]・Joris Voorn・Joyhauser・Juan Sanchez・Karotte・Kevin de Vries・Klaudia Gawlas・Kollektiv Turmstrasse [live]・La Fleur・Lee Burridge・Lewski・Loco Dice・Luna Ludmila・Magdalena・Matador・
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‘Wildfire’ is a euphoric and emotionally charged track that was written in a cosy bedroom set up in a basement with Phebe Starr and Xavier Dunn. D’Arcy says she was reflecting on two somewhat contradicting worlds through wordplay, focussing on the two words that had been repeatedly lingering in her head over a period; ‘wildfire’ and ‘dollhouse’.
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