YEEVS 
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From the cathartic heft of How To Harken Back, to the sombre introspection of Bellow Of A Cheer, Blue Mountains via Sydney three-piece Yeevs know how to affect a killer hook or well-timed word.

‘Moving Magnets’ is the first listen from the forthcoming debut album, and their most inspired release to date. With producer Dan Holdsworth, the band were challenged to try new and complex arrangements, strengthening and further energising the material they had worked on throughout 2018. The result is a startling clarity to be found within gritty indie rock, as can be seen in the striking lead single, ‘Moving Magnets’.

In essence, the song is a skewed take on personal perspectives. While navigating privilege, and good intention, the inherently paralytic ideals of self-doubt and rumination can cloud all judgement. In the end, how you see yourself and how others perceive you will not always align, and there may yet be some freedom in that.

Listen to Over You on Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/track/0FJiaK1wNJqiAzn4xMZa35
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Cosmic Soundscapes married to dreamy folk and hiphop feels.  

Single Launch Thursday 23rd April at OAF

Both genre and gender-fluid, Peace’s love affair sees their rotation ranging from soulful disco, house, to dub, explosive jungle breaks, and ecstatic techno. 
Raised in both Eora and Bangkok, their bi-cultured background tunes their ears to sounds that celebrates cross-cultural pollination. In other words, no matter where you’re from, music is the language we all speak. On the dance floor, we are family. 🎶

“Music helps us imagine ourselves at our freest.”
~ Peace 

Instagram:
@makepeace.___

Mixcloud:

https://www.mixcloud.com/makepeace.___

Playing new Sydney music weeknights 8-9pm on FBi 94.5fm and http://fbiradio.com

A boutique record label, tour promoter, blog and occasional party enthusiasts from Australia.
www.iohyou.com

Label Roster: 
City Calm Down, DMA's, DZ Deathrays, Montgomery, Violent Soho.

Alumni:
Bleeding Knees Club, Snakadaktal

Sydney isn't lacking in aspiring troubadours but boy outside is something else, smoke-voiced and smart - and river runs to the sea is a quietly optimistic seducer of a song - Johanna Roberts, fbi Radio

"boy outside's blend of folk-pop-country goes down smooth and sweet like a late night Baileys. " Emma Swift – fbi Radio 

"It’s the kind of music that makes me want to lie on the grass, look at the stars and swig whiskey from a handsome man’s hip flask." Katie Dazzle - musicfeeds.com.au 

“… pop sensible troubadour and tortured blues balladeer with vocals akin to perhaps Ryan Adams or Bright Eyes.” Carina Nilma, the59thsound.com



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