Sakima breaks boundaries on his debut EP, FacsimileThe London-based singer-songwriter aims to normalise "gay narratives within pop music" with his debut, out now through Moving Castle.
Exclusive: Stream JunoKind's sensational debut EP The Infinity Cafe now
The Perth-based group will be launching the EP at The Bird this Thursday.
Posted By Pile Rats
7 years ago
Western Australia has always copped a lot of slack over the years from people for being 'out of touch' with the rest of Australia's electronic scene, but personally, I think these people are just not looking hard enough. Over the past year alone, we've seen names such as HWLS, Slumberjack and KUČKA play big shows interstate and overseas, with some incredibly exciting names such as Solo Dan, Ukiyo and Teischa promising to be the next best things. JunoKind are another of these emerging names, with the band's unique, indie-electro hybrid sound proving to be incredibly exciting, especially on their debut EP The Infinity Cafe. Across the EP's six tracks, Junokind charm with this laid-back, easily-accessible sound, almost like a home-grown The XX or London Grammar. Ahead of the EP's launch at The Bird this Thursday (more info HERE), we're proud to present an early release of the EP's stream, perfect for that after-work rest-and-relaxation wherever you are tonight.
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Sakima breaks boundaries on his debut EP, FacsimileThe London-based singer-songwriter aims to normalise "gay narratives within pop music" with his debut, out now through Moving Castle.
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