INDIGENOISE Release new single 'Euphoria' + Remix + Companion Video
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Indigenous Australian Hip Hop act INDIGENOISE are excited to share their new single and video ‘Euphoria’, and the simultaneous release of the remix by London based producer M.A.X.
‘Euphoria’ is the follow up to the band’s debut single ‘Wildfire’ which reached #1 on the Triple J unearthed Electronic and Hip-Hop charts and an impressive #4 on the overall Chart. INDIGENOISE vocalist Roslyn Barnettdescribes ‘Euphoria’ as a song that has “passionate outbursts of ecstatic eruption, and is a call to the band’s ancestry, a reconnection to themselves, tantric and tasteful.” STREAM ‘Euphoria’
London Based DJ/Producer/Remixer M.A.X has given the ‘Euphoria’ single the remix treatment. Responsible for official remixes for the likes of Rudimental, MK, Anne-Marie, Dua Lipa and Longplay, his latest Remix for INDIGENOISE draws influences from his darker side, building tension through organic sounds and using the vocals to create a unique atmosphere. M.A.X has geared this latest single ‘Euphoria’ towards the dance floor, while still using elements of the original to give a crossover feel. STREAM ‘Euphoria’ M.A.X Remix.
The companion video for ‘Euphoria’ was created by International award-winning director David Barker (Stonefield,Powderfinger, Nightingale Floor and Butterfingers), head of Playground productions in Sydney. Filmed atCarriageworks in Sydney, the venue was transformed into an LED forest for the clip. One of the band’s first forays into video creation and production they said, “It was definitely an incredible first peak into the behind the scenes of professional film making - and a full day of hair, makeup, coffee, lighting changes, patience, action and more coffee!” WATCH ‘Euphoria’
Based in Byron Bay, INDIGENOISE are a clique of Indigenous poets, artists, producers, musicians and practitioners. The five-piece featuring Coedie McCarthy, Minjarrah Jarrett, Roslyn Barnett, Jannali Doncaster and Benjamin Robinson, all who carry mixed ancestry, represent the 4 nations of the earth: red, black, yellow and white people.
Performing shows around the country last November celebrating the 20-year Anniversary of Hydrofunk Records, theband took audiences by storm with a live show that powerfully brings together the worlds of traditional ceremony and dance with contemporary Hip-Hop.
INDIGENOISE ‘Euphoria’ out Friday February 16 through Hydrofunk Records & MGM
For more info contact Jo @ Mad Dog Publicity
[ph] 03 9428 9366 [mob] 0414 316 044 [e] memphis@ihug.com.au