Music News - Harry Parsons Returns with Synth-Driven Break Up Song 'Anything'
28 May 2021 - 0 Comments
Indie-pop nomad Harry Parsons returns with synth-driven break up song Anything out today on all streaming platforms. Anything was written and produced by Ben Malone and Harry Parsons during the 2020 lockdown over zoom calls. Written preemptively before a breakup of a long term relationship, what began as a hypothetical story of losing someone became a reality before the song had reached its final form. Anything follows those feelings of disappointment and longing after unexpectedly letting go of “the one”... how could it all have come to an end?
Produced by Ben Malone and mastered by Chris Gehringer this is Parsons’ first single of 2021 and a peak into the world of his debut album, due for release early 2022.
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Born in Dorset (UK) raised in Cambridge (NZ) and now Auckland-based, Harry Parsons offers your dose of local melancholy-drenched pop. With tasteful indie-rock influences and infectious melodies, Parsons has effortlessly connected with audiences around New Zealand who struggle to leave him singing and swaying alone. It's his "undeniably addictive" lyrics (HAPPY MAG) and roughly sweet charm that will hook you into a musical oblivion, perfectly showcased in latest single Good Time. Keep your eyes peeled for more new music due for release later this year!
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