Leaves Beneath Me

Carnage

Sitting At The Bottom Of A Well

Deserve

Face Down

You're So Wonderful

10/10

Summer Never Felt This Sad

Starlight

Speed Racer

Scared To Death

Tell Me That You Love Me

Big Words seem to have come out of nowhere with a dynamic and monumental force.
They hit us with their debut single, ‘The Answer’, late last year which has already wracked up over 700,000 Spotify streams. They performed on the main stages at some of Australia’s best Summer festivals and supported Jakubi at the Coburg Velodrome.
After performing alongside huge acts at Pitch Music & Arts, Beyond the Valley Strawberry Fields and Pentridge Festival they released their second single, ‘Soul Jam’ and sold out all their own headline shows across Melbourne.
Before they give us the full Hollywood EP due for release later in the year, they’ve released a third single titled, ‘Miss Your Mind’.
“The song ‘Miss Your Mind’ relates to a time where your best friend isn't as close as they usually are. The thing you miss the most is someone's mind, especially when it's out of reach.” - Big Words
An already sold out secret Big Words show will be held in Melbourne on June 22nd and will be live streamed on their Facebook page before releasing ‘Miss Your Mind’ to fans on June 23rd.
This is a band you don’t want to miss in 2017.

Unknown Album

Miss Your Mind

The Answer

Soul Jam

Want Me To Change

Sunlight

Art Of Making Love

Get Your Way

Big Words - Slow Dance (feat. Swell)

TTYDTM

Cicada

Stick Around

Sink Or Swim

Mandarin

Pretty On The Inside

Serpent

The Edge

Organically earning over 40 million global streams and receiving acclaim from NME, Earmilk, Wonderland, Atwood Magazine, Flaunt, and more for creating music that soundtracks moments in people’s lives, Big Words released their mixtape Cherry – a lockdown induced diversion which embraced experimental imperfections – and their 2017 debut EP Hollywood, A Beautiful Coincidence which saw the band establish an international following with standout tracks “The Answer” and “Soul Jam.” With their earlier raw and more acoustic songs, Big Words began melding their love of singer-producers, hip-hop beats, and obsession with melody with their influences which range from Feist to Frank Sinatra, Empire of The Sun to The Beach Boys, to Travis Scott and more.

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