Earlier this year, Melbourne-born pop artist Banoffee released her debut album, Look At Us Now Dad via Dot Dash. Banoffee is now sharing an EP featuring remixes of key tracks from the album by PC Music trio Planet 1999, hyperpop producer and Charli XCX associate Umru, Australian dance producer and DJ Nina Las Vegas, and newly minted LA duo DAGR. Banoffee says of the EP: “These remixes are important to...
The wait is over! Banoffee has released her highly anticipated debut album, Look At Us Now Dad. Stream and preorder the vinyl here. To celebrate the release, Banoffee will play a headline show at Red Rattler in Sydney on Thursday 27 February and will headline VAMFF’s Nocturnal Fashion event at Melbourne Museum on Friday 6 March. Full tour details below. Look At Us Now Dad is Banoffee’s debut album, and...
‘Delete Forever’ is written, produced and performed by Grimes. It’s about losing friends to the opioid crisis and the self-hatred that arises when the grieving process mimics the behaviours that cost your friends their lives. The video is a collaboration between Grimes, Mac Boucher and Neil Hansen. It depicts a tyrant’s lament as her empire crumbles. This IP is wholly owned by Media-Empire. On Friday 21 February, Grimes will release her highly-anticipated fifth studio album, Miss Anthropocene via 4AD / Remote Control Records. Preorder here.
“The video is about loneliness and the feelings of ostracisation that arise when your issues seem too much for the world to handle. It follows a woman roaming the landscape in a wedding dress, totally prepared to give herself up to something, yet completely alone and isolated by her sadness. The circles in the clip represent a safety zone, something I created for myself when I felt like I had...
Banoffee has shared the second single ‘Count On You’ from her debut album Look At Us Now Dad out Friday 21st February ‘Count On You’, a full-throttle anthem fueled by blasts of jagged synths and written at the peak of the MeToo movement, is a relentlessly upbeat declaration of solidarity with survivors. The single comes with an uplifting video. “This video was a thrill to make. My co-director Will Mcdowell and I had a pretty ambitious vision for...
Thrilled to announce the details for Banoffee‘s debut album! Look At Us Now Dad is out Friday 21st February via Dot Dash (AU/NZ/Asia) and Cascine (ROW). To celebrate the album announce, Banoffee has shared her new single ‘Tennis Fan (feat. Empress Of)’ – premiered via triple j Good Nights. ‘Tennis Fan (feat. Empress Of)’ arrives with a video directed by Quinn Whitney Wilson (Lizzo) and premiered via The FADER. Banoffee shares – “Working with Lorely (Empress Of) and Quinn was such a pleasure and it turned into a day time slumber...
After performing in Charli XCX’s band across the global Taylor Swift Reputation tour and curating three sold out Australian parties with Charli XCX, Melbourne-born, LA-based multidisciplinary artist Banoffee releases her new single ‘Bubble’. Watch the accompanying video below! ‘Bubble’ exemplifies Banoffee’s unique style of subversive electronica-pop. Banoffee explains the meaning behind the single: “Bubble is my combat to bullies. It’s for the underdogs when they lose sight of their power....
Melbourne-born, LA-based multidisciplinary artist Banoffee (aka Martha Brown) has returned with new single ‘Muscle Memory’, it’s is the first new music since 2015’s SOPHIE co-production ‘Ripe’. Watch the accompanying video below! Written during a breakup, Banoffee explains, “Muscle Memory is about living in that phantom realm, where your body still feels in a two places at once. I wrote it to capture the feeling of when u touch someone and suddenly remember...
Banoffee has shared a new video for her single ‘Ripe’. Created alongside ‘I’m Not Sorry’ video collaborators, Coco and Maximilian, and featuring performers Aisha and Briana, watch it below! Banoffee says “I wanted to showcase the friendships I’ve made and the light heartedness that comes with making clanky pop music.” The video is also a reflection on the current, new state of Banoffee: “This video works to express the polarities...
Banoffee returns with ‘Ripe’, the first single to be released in almost two years. Listen below! Having produced her own brand of experimental electronica since 2013 in Melbourne, Banoffee felt a change was necessary and LA offered up a fresh creative start. ‘Ripe’ bounces around a manipulated vocal sample, a grating bassline scratch and infectious drops. Intentionally grubby, it’s also a mirror of the project’s “dirty, crass personality.” Banoffee is interested...
Banoffee presents Aisha Kuryana in ‘Oceans’ premiered via Noisey. The track comes from her 2015 EP Do I Make You Nervous? out now on Dot Dash / Remote Control. Banoffee describes the single: “I wrote oceans to try and understand that deep ache of missing someone. The feeling of waking and reaching for them and your goes right through. It’s a loneliness of its own kind. Aisha’s movement is her ode to long distance love. Expressing feelings of frustration and...
Banoffee has premiered her video for ‘I’m Not Sorry’ via Noisey. The track comes from her 2015 EP Do I Make You Nervous? out now on Dot Dash / Remote Control. Catch her kick off her national single tour this Thursday in Brisbane. Full tour details and ticket links below. Banoffee describes the single: “‘I’m Not Sorry’ is a push back to all the things we’ve been told so many times we now tell them to ourselves. Woman are brought up bound and gagged in shame for being...
Melbourne multi-disciplined artist Banoffee has announced a massive national tour in June. Fresh from touring nationally on this year’s Laneway Festival circuit, Banoffee has locked in six dates of shows before she takes the stage at the fast approaching Splendour in the Grass. These will be her final stand-alone shows before heading overseas – and she’s enlisted the assistance of some of her favourite musical counterparts to join her (stay tuned). Listen to Do I Make You Nervous? on Spotify | Apple Music | Google Play Purchase Do I...
Yes! We are super excited that a heap of our friends are playing Splendour In The Grass including Sigur Ros (only Aus show), Courtney Barnett, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Lapsley, Methyl Ethel, Sui Zhen & Banoffee! The full line up and ticket details can be found here.
