TYDE LEVI
Shares Self-Titled Debut EP
+ New Single
‘Champagne’
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“Immaculately executed R&B with ridiculous potential” – CLASH
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“It’s got a canny sort of swagger about it…and delivers a bit more BDSM than your average New Music Friday tends to”
– The Line of Best Fit
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“If you haven’t heard of him by now, get ready for 18-year-old Tyde Levi: He’s ready for the limelight” – Paper Magazine
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18-year-old, Melbourne-based newcomer TYDE LEVI is excited to share his self-titled debut EP today. The six-track release features singles ‘Goldchains’ and ‘Sober’ as well as a new track titled ‘Champagne’, and their respective acoustic accompaniments.
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LISTEN TO THE EP HERE
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Tyde says: “This EP means the world to me. The fact that I can call this body of music my debut release makes me so happy because these songs are my brain laid out on a page. These three songs are about different relationships/crushes I have had. Dealing with unrequited love in Sober, raw lust in Goldchains and utterly falling in love with no hope for anything else in Champagne. What draws me to any song is how I feel when I listen to it, and I hope that this music can bring a whole array of emotions and feelings to the listener.”
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Tyde worked with renowned songwriter Daniel Johns and Sydney-based avant-pop duo Cosmo’s Midnight to create the EP. The release is brimming with emotional candour as Tyde sings about love, heartbreak and adolescence through each track. His debut offering has been compared to that of an Australian Frank Ocean and has captured the attention of both The FADER and Paper Magazine.
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It’s been an exciting 2018 for Tyde who has been lauded for his immaculately executed R&B since the release of his debut single ‘Goldchains’. Premiering on Zane Lowe’s Beats 1, the track has since garnered well over a million streams worldwide. Both ‘Goldchains’ and Tyde’s sophomore release ‘Sober’ have attracted international support, securing playlisting across the globe, including the US the UK and Japan.
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