Fairchild
Fairchild's trademark breathy synth and atmospheric productions make for a dreamy, hypnotic sound on latest single "Breathless". Punctuated only by insistent beats and fun riffs the tracks pseudo psychedelic take on indie rock is unexpectedly enchanting to say the least. Keep your eyes on Australian, Manchester based band Fairchild and head to the sites below for more.
Fairchild's latest single, "Arcadia", offers up a cool response to the bands normally winding tracks.
The change in sound from the last EP to this single is subtle but great, with a fully constructed sound letting loose a running rhythm and irrepressible melody while the always 'pretty' vocals from Adam Lyons feel markedly strong and steady, keeping up with that heavy rhythm and giving the track a refreshingly balanced feel that plays out with ease along the driven production. It only gets better with each listen and that cool and controlled beat will have you tapping your feet and playing this on repeat.
Check out the remarkably addictive "Arcadia" below and head to the sites to hear more from Fairchild.
"Arcadia" Fairchild
A fun melody and dance-worthy rhythm make the track, but the entertaining music video which pokes fun at the ridiculous ways in which women are portrayed in pop culture makes it impossible to not love this track from Australian indie rockers FAIRCHILD.
The addictive melody is infectious and great lines "we're miles apart and way too young to grow up" and "this crooked frame has got me thinking of your big heart and how it's sinking" which are sprinkled throughout the track give it a refreshing feel of thoughtfulness while still keeping it light.
Pure vocals with impressive depth play into a smooth and full instrumentation that manages to sound both lighthearted and sturdy while the role reversal inspired music video makes the track just as fun to watch as it is to listen to.
Check out "Burning Feet" now then grab FAIRCHILD's Burning Feet EP from iTunes for this and other great tracks you'll be tempted to play on repeat.
"Burning Feet" FAIRCHILD
