'Different Speed' taken from Oliver Tank's sophomore EP 'Slow Motion Music'
Released November 22, 2013 through Create Control
Touring in 2014 - www.facebook.com/events/181278865401207/

Different Speed (feat. Ta-ku)

avid listener and collector of diverse sounds ✨ 
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My name is Oliver Tank, I live in Sydney and I make and perform music

Contact: olivertankmusic@gmail.com

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Producer, singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Tyson Kraft picked up the drums at age six. Exposed to an eclectic palette of music from a young age, music quickly became central to the Australian-born artist of mixed descent.

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This year has seen Kraft pick up considerable momentum, clocking over a million streams across online platforms. Recognising this, The Kite String Tangle signed Kraft’s anthemic single, ‘Let You Go’ to Exist Recordings. Soon after, national tastemaker, triple j recognised Kraft as a finalist in the RÜFÜS DU SOL national remix competition, for his genre-bending reimagining of the dance trio’s track, ‘New Sky’.

In 2019, Kraft revealed he is also the force behind Harla, a newly emerged house music project, which has since joined forces with Atlantic/Warner Music partnership dance imprint, Parametric Records, following the breakout success of his debut single, ‘When You’re Lonely’.