Aligning perfectly with the encroaching NZ
winter and the last day of NZ Music Month, Madeline North aka
So Below delivers
another perfect slice of dark pop with her brand new single
Ruin which
premieres tonight at 7.10pm on Radio Hauraki with Matt Ward and releases
worldwide this Friday, June 2nd.
Showcasing North’s shimmering pop sensibilities,
Ruin was co-written with US
electronic pop artist and remixer SOMBEAR (Now, Now) and fellow NZ singer and
songwriter extraordinaire Chelsea Jade (
Teacups/
Watercolours). Says North of
the track, “This song was written the day after I finished watching Stranger
Things so it definitely has some teen angst and spooky vibes in there. I wrote
it with my friends Brad Hale (SOMBEAR, Now, Now) and Chelsea Jade almost a year
ago; basically it's about trying to rely on someone who always ends up letting
you down. It’s one of my favorite tracks to date."
Ruin releases after the long slow burn of Hard which saw the single included in
Spotify’s illustrious New Music Friday playlist in both the USA and Canada with
the track now cracking over 250k streams through the platform. Locally, Hard
has been supported by Dunedin’s Radio 1, spending 4 consecutive weeks on the
listener voted top 11 chart as well as recieving spot plays on George FM. Hard
was also included in Radio Hauraki’s Local’s Only rotate, with the video being
bestowed ‘Upload of The Week’ status across MTV Australia and New Zealand -
gaining rotational feature plays across both territories.
Ruin has recieved the support of NZ on Air and is included in June’s edition of
New Tracks. The single will be released in the UK via Limited Health (S4U,
Ravenna). The Music Video for
Ruin is set to be released this winter.
Praise for So Below –
Every so often an artist comes along that you just know from the first
track is something special. So Below is just such an artist. –
AmbientLightBlog.com Quite frankly we’re addicted to this girl, and there’s no slowing down. -
Sniffers The perfect tune to welcome the blissful drear of fall. – Papermag.com We’re left wishing she would just hurry up and release more. – Metro.co.uk
Listen to Ruin through Spotify from June 2.
Ruin is available for pre-purchase now from
iTunes
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