Name: No End To Your Problems by Mid Ayr
Duration: 3 min 50 s
Description: Brisbane outfit Mid Ayr return with their low-fi dance number ‘No End To Your Problems’, the final single from their debut album I’m a Fraud, coming August 30th.

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In October last year enigmatic Melbourne producer/musician Yeo presented yet another incarnation of his career-defining musical evolution in the form of a lo-fi, proto-R&B jam called Girl,. While the single may have caught some familiar with his past works by surprise, Girl, was met with instantaneous approval from countless blogs the world over as well as drawing praise across-the-board among the taste-making jocks at triple j.

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Don't Get Me Wrong


have you walked down Blackwood St. at night? / it's actually alright
everyone's gone home to feed their kids / and don't they grow up quick

no one walks their dogs round here no more / they've all moved further north
those little things that make you feel so sad / the memories that don't last
like afternoons spent drawing in your room / or walking on the moon / they're all ending so soon / and Monday back to school

everyone i know is growing up / in some kind of rush
good for them, but i don't think i'm done / being young + dumb
sitting in that restaurant on my own
i can feel my patience running low / with everyone i know
but that don't mean i have to let it show / you've gotta let it go
and when i move on, i just hope they know / that they're not alone

why do i always miss this train? / i guess i'll just wait
and i can feel the winter coming on / though it's not as strong anymore.




Suburban Restaurant

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mixed by Alex L'Estrange + Joe Saxby
mastered by Alex L'Estrange

Coming Around

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But you’re so beautiful, even though I don’t need your heart. 
It’s just the start, before mascara runs right through these ivory sheets.
Is it a laugh? Or are we two souls who’ll wither when we part?
Or am I, a jacked up trade with a dream that fades?

I love you right now, but in the morning we’re coming down.
There’s a trip wire ahead, the one I still forget.
If I see you around, after my mind resets, there’ll be that flame that isn’t dead, but we should just run.

When you’re alone, the thought’s still there, we should leave it rest.
It was a front, and I’m working hard to, realise what this was.

I love you right now, but in the morning we’re coming down.
There’s a trip wire ahead, the one I still forget.
If I see you around, after my mind resets, there’ll be that flame that isn’t dead, but we should just run.

It's only fun. 

*****

Vocals and instruments performed by Alex L'Estrange
Synth pad by Andy Aubin
Written, produced, recorded, mixed and mastered by Alex L'Estrange at Luv Basement.

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Brisbane outfit Mid Ayr return with their low-fi dance number ‘No End To Your Problems’, the final single from their debut album I’m a Fraud, coming August 30th.

No End To Your Problems

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Mid Ayr, the moniker of Brisbane-based singer/songwriter Hugh Middleton, has been a long time in the making. Hugh started writing demos for his new project whilst playing and touring the world with his previous band, The Trouble With Templeton. “I have always had the desire to start my own project so gradually whilst on the road with Templeton I started writing and then I would record the ideas in my bedroom studio. I began playing with drummer Zach Moynihan after an off hand meeting at the Zoo in Brisbane supporting his girlfriend at the time. After a brief chat about influences I knew we were on the same page with our musical aspirations and decided to set up some rehearsals. Zach was also playing drums in Brisbane’s ‘My Own Pet Radio’ and ‘Denpasaar’ and had the idea of asking Alex L’Estrange, who was also playing in both these outfits, to jump in for a rehearsal. We hit it off immediately…”

As well as being an incredibly gifted songwriter and instrumentalist, L’Estrange has quite the knack for production, (and was in fact at the time producing the upcoming side project from Sam Cromack, “My Own Pet Radio”). Alex became more and more involved with the production of the Mid Ayr EP in the months to come.

Hugh popped his first single ‘My Mayhem’, recorded at home by himself, up online earlier this year with no fan fair whatsoever and it was picked up by influential music blogger “Mr Suicide Sheep”, receiving 400,000 listens in a few weeks, now clocking in at over 650,000 views and plays across video and streaming platforms, and received a swathe of incredible reviews, such as… 

“A dreamy, pop rock gem” Indieshuffle
“If you're a sucker for light, acoustic-led pop, you're going to instantly fall in love with this track” Hilly Dilly

The band are excited to be sharing their new single with you, and to be getting out on the road, including shows with “My Own Pet Radio” in October. Their debut EP will be coming out in early 2016.

Contact: Jess Beston, Tiny Monster – jess.beston@tinymonster.com.au / +61447774808






No End To Your Problems

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