HATCHIE rounds off 2019 with new video for "Her Own Heart"Debut album 'Keepsake' out now on Heavenly.OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASENEWS PROVIDED BY Stereo Sanctity “A wistful, irresistible debut.” - The Guardian “Keepsake has an inexplicable familiarity even as it bursts with new ideas” - 8.5/10, The Line of Best Fit “She floods your ears with dreamy melodies, sugary tones and lush vocals, nestled in a perfect middle between Cocteau Twins and Alvvays - though commanding an artistry entirely her own.” - 4/5, DIY “Keepsake feels like a meditation on a particular moment, a peculiar knot in Hatchie’s own life. She returns to themes or guitar sounds, continually unfolding new layers of meaning or beauty.” - 8/10, CLASH "While Pilbeam's gorgeous, dreamy melodies remain her main strength, a longer running time give her space to play with different ideas." - 8/10, Uncut "Blissed-out but not blissful synth-pop...viscous and shimmering" - The New York Times "Her songs are like magical sugar rushes of pop, made her own with shoe gaze tinges, big atmospherics, and darker, more experimental undertones.” - NME.com “A masterclass in driving and swirling indie-pop.” - The Independent “Pure, twinkling sunshine.” - Vice
Released in June via Heavenly recordings, debut album 'Keepsake' saw Harriette Pilbeam deliver a kaleidoscopic sonic palette, drawing out distinct moods and tones, revealing her depth and imagination as a musician and songwriter. The record serves as a document of a particularly kinetic moment in her life.
"With this being the final video from my album, I wanted to close the year with something natural and stripped back in comparison to the studio sets and intense lighting we’d worked with for earlier releases" explains Pilbeam. "Her Own Heart is about moving forward and being happy with yourself, so we thought the video should just be me, happy and alone." Watch the video for "Her Own Heart" below: Hatchie and her band kicked off 2019 supporting The Vaccines on tour across the UK and have barely let their feet touch the ground since. They've played shows across the world including headline tours in Europe, North America and Australia, and dates with bands such as Japanese Breakfast, Alvvays and Girlpool. Now, as the year comes to a close, and with various prestigious award nominations back home in Australia, they wind down for the year and prepare for the next chapter in 2020.
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November 27, 2019 8:41am ET by Stereo Sanctity |