Music News - Viices 'Double Denim' Single Release
16 November 2020 - 0 Comments
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With support from Creative NZ, Viices, the solo project, brain-child and passion of Jake McComb, will be dropping his new single Double Denim on all streaming platforms on November 16th. The emotionally charged single will also be available on vinyl, paired with the yet to be released B-side track Jess Song.
After writing as Viices for a few years, Double Denim has come to be the sonic signifier of a change in McComb’s artistic direction. The song, composed of nostalgic lyrical narratives and grungey guitar hooks, pays homage to the distinct Dunedin sound McComb interacted with when studying music at Otago University and the memory of a friend he met working in Dunner’s who has since passed.
The song is also a credit to Viices musical influences combining rhythmic motifs of classic NZ rock, as a long time fan of the likes of Shihad and Villainy, and softer, more melancholic vocals inspired by artists such as Carla Geneve and Fences. Though his earliest and most prominent influence came from day dot, drawing inspiration from his Mum, Taranaki based musician, Juliet McLean.
With this release, Viices is embarking on a new chapter in his artistic journey and could not be more pumped to share his noise making with all who will listen.
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