A special edition release of Wilderness produced and mixed by Darren Middleton of Powderfinger and now an established solo artist and producer. 

Wilderness is the title track from July Days forthcoming EP (2016). It was written while singer-songwriter Lawrence Henry was living in Sweden and is an introspective reflection of the dark cold winter and the landscape and light that shapes the mood of living through it. 

EP - (nov 2016)

Cover Art by Alexandra Lederman 
Type and design by Fletcher Creative

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Wilderness

Wilderness EP is July Days first release since their 2013 LP "The Night Is For Hunting". It was written while singer-songwriter Lawrence Henry was living in Sweden and is an introspective reflection of a dark cold winter and the landscape and light that shapes the mood of living through it.

Co-Produced by Darren Middleton (Powderfinger), the Wilderness EP also features performances by Fraser Henry (The Peeks) and Paul Ryan (JP Klipspringer).

EP - (nov 2016)

Cover Art by Alexandra Lederman 
Type and design by Fletcher Creative

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Earthquake

Wilderness (EP) is July Days' first release since their 2013 LP "The Night Is For Hunting". Singer-songwriter Lawrence Henry explains it as a collection of songs written while he was living in Sweden, "it's very much a reflection of the wintery wilderness I was living within and maps a big emotional change".

Co-Produced by Darren Middleton of famed Australian rock band Powderfinger, Wilderness also features performances by Fraser Henry (The Peeks) and Paul Ryan (JP Klipspringer).

EP - (Jan 2017)

Cover Art by Alexandra Lederman 
Type and design by Fletcher Creative

Recorded at,
Thirty Mill Studios, Brunswick, Victoria, Australia with Colin Wynne
&
Tender Trap Studios, Northcote, Victoria, Australia with AJ Bradford

Mixed by,
Colin Wynne and Darren Middleton

Produced by,
Lawrence Henry & Darren Middleton

Mastered by,
Ben Feggans at Studios 301

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London Still

Fall (Gothenburg)

Heart In My Chest

Dec - 2017. Classic July Days... if you can call it that? Celebrating 10 years of July Days.

Like You

Hold On

Opening track from July Days' debut LP "The Night Is For Hunting" produced by Darren Middleton from Powderfinger and Grammy award winning American producer David Kahne.

Get In The Ring

JULY DAYS are a Melbourne based indie-rock band. Winners of the 2013 Australian Independent Music Award for rock album of the year they’ve won over legions of fans with rock’n hook driven tunes that "gloriously slap you in the chops saying Rock N Roll Is Still Alive". (thelowdownunder.com) 

PHOTOS is the first single off their debut album, ‘The Night is for Hunting’ which was produced by Darren Middleton from Powderfinger and co-produced by Grammy award winning producer David Kahne (Paul McCartney, The Rubens, Lana Del Ray, The Strokes). "Pumped up guitars in overdrive, catchy lyrics and unashamed bombast that just begs you to hear it live." Thelowdownunder.com calls "The Night Is For Hunting 2014's first truly great album! This is an album for the summer, an Aussie effort for the year and a band destined for great things." With tracks from the album such as Kill For My Heart already receiving rotation on Australia's iconic taste making Triple J radio in February, July Days have enjoy local support. Triple J presented Zan Rowe calling the track "a lovely slow burner of a ballad with heartfelt vocals and a perfectly placed guitar interlude. Just lovely". 

Fronted by singer/songwriters Lawrence Henry and lead guitarist Andrew Moroney, the band formed as an acoustic duo before taking on new members Tim Strahan on bass and Glenn Smallman on the drums. The Night Is For Hunting (2013) is July Days first studio album, frontman Henry stating "we compared every song we wrote to songs we love, it was the culmination of years of hard work and development. There's a huge variety of songs and song style on the record, we've always wanted to have many strings to our bow." (theaussieword.com)

Presented by Tonedeaf.com.au, The Night is for Hunting was launched to a sell out crowd at Melbourne's iconic Ding Dong Lounge. Vulturemagazine.com.au stating "they certainly put on a show and had us hook line and sinker, they killed it".

Their Debut EP (2011) received strong rotation from Australian radio along with syncing on TV shows such as The League (USA), The Block, The Project and seeing them front the main stage at the 2011 St Kilda Festival winning the Audience Favourite Award as best newcomers, and tour the UK playing 14 dates including a spot during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. 

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