Tag: Hatchie
Hatchie unleashes dazzling new song “Quicksand”, details new album
“Quicksand” is taken from Hatchie‘s sophomore album, Giving The World Away, out April 22 via Secretly Canadian. Brisbane singer-songwriter Harriette
HighClouds: Best Tracks of 2019 [so far]
It is unbelievable but true: one half of 2019 is already behind us. Here are our favourite tracks of the
Aussie dream pop artist Hatchie gets a bit too friendly on “Obsessed”
Australian talent Hatchie releases third track “Obsessed” from her upcoming debut album Keepsake due June 21 on Heavenly Recordings. Continuing
Hatchie reflects on abandon and loneliness with dreamy “Stay With Me”
Hatchie‘s debut album Keepsake is out June 22 on Double Double Whammy. This Summer, Brisbane’s dream pop singer-songwriter Harriette Pilbeam
Hatchie announces debut album with searing new track “Without A Blush”
Hatchie‘s “Without A Blush” is taken from her forthcoming debut album Keepsake, due June 21 on Heavenly Recordings. Ahead of
Hatchie shares “Bad Guy” video, announces European tour
“Bad Guy” is taken from Hatchie‘s debut EP “Sugar & Spice” out now on Heavenly Recordings. Australian singer-songwriter and bassist
Dream pop artist Hatchie shares “Sleep” video, announces series of UK shows
Hatchie‘s 5-track debut EP “Sugar And Spice” is due out on May 25 via Double Double Whammy. Brisbane-based artist Harriette
The Deer Du Bois Playlist #158: Rhumba Club, Clypso, Dena, Monogem, Arlo…
Every Wednesday on HighClouds, from now until death do us part, we publish the much-awaited and surprising playlists of our
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Jockstrap share Aidan Zamiri-directed “Greatest Hits” video
