HARRISON STORM: ‘Be Slow’, il nuovo ep out now su Nettwerk Records

Il singer-songwriter australiano ha pubblicato ‘Be Slow’, il nuovo ep prodotto con Nick Atkinson ed Edd Holloway (ha scritto e prodotto la super hit ‘Grace’ di Lewis Capaldi). Tra i brani contenuti, anche il singolo ‘Breath Again’, 18 volte nella playlist New Music Friday di Spotify.

Negli anni Harrison Storm ha costruito e perfezionato un genere tra il folk ed il pop, ma con uno stile alternativo e cinematografico. Il suo primo EP risale al 2015 ed il brano ‘Sense of Home’ ha generato oltre 70 milioni di ascolti su Spotify. Dopo la firma con Nettwerk ha pubblicato un nuovo ep, ‘Change It All’ (2018) ed ora è la volta di ‘Be Slow’, 5 nuove perle scritte tra l’Australia e l’Inghilterra con la collaborazione dell’amico ed artista Hayden Calnin.

“This collection of songs is something I’m really proud of. For me, it covers moments scattered over the past few years, moments that have been defining and pave the way for a new space I feel I’m moving into. There seems to have been a real cleansing emotionally through these songs and I’m starting to become really wide-eyed and excited for what lies ahead. I hope people can connect with these songs in a way I connected with myself writing them,” Harrison Storm

La pubblicazione dell’ep è accompagnata dal mini-documentario ‘Against The Rush’:

Over the past few years, Harrison Storm has crafted a singular style, merging skilfully crafted fingerpicking and sophisticated lyrics with a rich and soulful vocal delivery that is both intimate and explosive.   A born troubadour, Harrison traded college for busking in Melbourne. The fruits of his impromptu performances financed the 2015 debut EP, ‘Sense of Home’. The latter yielded a worldwide hit as ‘Sense of Home generated upwards of 65 million Spotify streams and counting. Storm has performed to packed crowds across Australia, UK, EU, US, and Canada, developing a powerful presence on stage alongside the likes of Snow Patrol, Tash Sultana, Gregory Alan Isakov, Michael Franti, Husky, The Cat Empire, The Paper Kites, SYML, The Head and the Heart, and more.  Simultaneously, he impacted the influential Triple J, received airtime on BBC Radio 2, US tastemaker station KCRW and was featured by American Songwriter, EARMILK, CLASH, Ones To Watch, and more.

“There’s a soothing, wistful, organic element to Harrison Storm’s sound” – CLASH