Froggy Prinze's debut 5 track EP “Is this supposed to be happening?” was recorded and produced by the talented Tim Kevin (Youth Group, Peabody, Holly Throsby) at Tempe River Studios in Marrickville, Sydney and is due for release on 5 April 2019.

Is This Supposed to be Happening?

The Ghost of John Ball

Elbows in Fights

Drop a Penny

East Coast Low

Suggestion Box

Fever Dream, the new single by Sydney outfit Froggy Prinze is both a loving homage to the Beatles, circa 1966, and a reaction to the strange 'unprecedented' happenings of 2020. It's about waking to find everything that felt stable and sure has been vapourised overnight , and trying to wrap your head around a new day that seems so different to the one before.


Fever Dream (lyrics)

Is it me or can you feel it too?
This fever dream is tearing us in two
Can't tell if it’s right or if it’s wrong
Was it really like this all along?

It feels so real and then it’s gone (it’s gone)  
The saddest fool that you could ever look upon
If you see my eyes close wake me
Shake me out of this old
Fever dream before it takes hold

I woke today and everything had changed
I called for you, but you were out of range
Everywhere I look I see you there
I think it might be more than I can bear

It feels so real and then it’s gone (it’s gone)  
The saddest fool that you could ever look upon
If you see my eyes close wake me
Shake me out of this old
Fever dream before it takes hold

releases September 30, 2020
Fever Dream was performed by Froggy Prinze.

Lucy Albani - Keys and backing vocals
Ben McLaughlin - Vocals and guitar
Mick Wilson - Vocals and bass
Phil Bray - Drums and tamba

Recorded, mixed and produced by Marc Scully and Froggy Prinze at Studio 57 Recording, Sydney, Australia. Autumn - Winter 2020.

Mastered by Chris Hanzsek at Hanzsek Audio, Snohomish, Washington, USA.

Track cover art by Ben McLaughlin.

Fever Dream

Holding Pattern is the second single of Spring 2020 by Sydney band Froggy Prinze. The song is about keeping on, when keeping on feels hard. Sometimes a fleeting feeling, a sound, a newspaper headline is all it takes for the past to come rushing up on you, to gate-crash your present. 
It’s an encouragement for those moments when sometimes getting up and facing the right way is a win. Introducing Lucy on lead vocals, the song showcases a new wrinkle in Froggy's cloak.

Performed by Froggy Prinze

Lucy Albani - Lead vocals, keys
Ben McLaughlin - Bass, guitar, backing vocals
Mick Wilson - Guitar
Phil Bray - Drums

Recorded, mixed and produced by Marc Scully and Froggy Prinze at Studio 57 Recording, Sydney, Australia. Autumn - Winter 2020.

Mastered by Chris Hanzsek at Hanzsek Audio, Snohomish, Washington, USA.

Track cover art by Ben McLaughlin.

Holding Pattern

"All My Fault", the new single by Sydney indie pop four piece Froggy Prinze, follows an Americana path in a tale of lost places, lost times and lost love. The story remembers a dreamy alcohol laden trip to New York and in contrast the hum drum nine to five grind back in your home town. The song also touches on how the swipe right (or left) genaration can get tend to seek no less than the non-existent perfect partner. And it is "All My Fault". 

The final verse shares a humorous take on a true story of how songwriter Mick Wilson almost played a show in Silverlake, Hollywood with his old band Soap Star Joe. If it wasn't for an out of time clock in a hire car  and 'no one at the bar's ever heard of Soap Star Joe".

All My Fault

Froggy Prinze are an indie rock four piece band from Sydney who write songs about revolutionary medieval times, the romance of weather patterns, and the tragedy of domestic violence, with slack jaw wit, melodic jangles and heavenly harmonies ready to please.