Eliza and The Delusionals return with hooky new single, 'You'
There’s something about the way Eliza & The Delusionals execute their music that makes listeners feel both at home and taken on a new journey at the same time. Existing within the band is a songwriting dynamic that has only gone from strength to strength since their break out back in 2017 and now, heading into 2021, the Potsville/Brisbane group is back to belt it out the park once again.
With ‘YOU’, Eliza & The Delusionals return with a spirited and bright dose of indie-rock - a perfect reminder of their talents as artists and for those new to their game, it’s a perfect gateway point to their wider catalogue. Led by Eliza Klatt’s emphatic vocals, bolstered by excellently threaded guitars and rhythms, ‘YOU’ is an addictive listen.
Similar to contemporaries like Pale Waves, Soccer Mommy and Beabadoobee, Eliza & The Delusionals are unafraid to go in deep when it comes to writing from a personal perspective. ‘YOU’ is no different. Says guitarist Kurt Skuse of their latest track, “‘YOU’ was written as a point of view type situation of any type of relationship where you just can’t possibly do enough for a person, only to have them give nothing in return and pretty much throw it back in your face. Essentially watching someone fall apart and knowing there’s nothing more you can do to help. That’s why it’s called ‘YOU’, it’s for you.”
Produced by award winning engineer Kon Kersting (Tones And I) and mastered by Leon Zervos (Troye SIvan, Holy Holy) from Studios 301, ‘YOU’ comes through strong with big, bold sounds without losing of that classic Eliza & The Delusionals charm and edge that has been wooing crowds right around the country.
The band worked with video director Nick Maguire on the ‘YOU’ film clip, which perfectly encapsulates the ‘90s and ‘00s aesthetic the song rides on. The end result, vibrant and effortless, lets Eliza & The Delusionals’ personality shine.
“We were lucky enough to be able to film the video in a warehouse at Screen QLD, which was really handy as we had multiple large sets to build. It was great for that because we had more than enough space to work out of.. We wanted it to be inspired by the 90's/2000's outfit and style wise, and we wanted it to have something that was nostalgic but with a fresh feel to it.” -Eliza & The Delusionals
Fans will be able to catch Eliza & The Delusionals on tour, with their own dates and as they support THE VANNS on their national run of Australian dates this June and July.
Thursday 10th June Solbar Sunshine Coast
Friday 11th June Felons Barrell Hall Brisbane
Saturday 12th Felons Barrell Hall Brisbane
Thursday 17th June Lion Arts Factory AA Adelaide
Thursday 17th June Lion Arts Factory AA Adelaide (Late Show) SOLD OUT
Friday 18th June Indian Ocean Hotel Perth
Saturday 19th June Indian Ocean Hotel Perth SOLD OUT
Friday 25th June Cambridge Hotel Newcastle SOLD OUT
Saturday 26th June The Factory Theatre AA Sydney SOLD OUT
Saturday 26th June The Factory Theatre 18 + Sydney
Friday 2nd July Uni Bar Wollongong SOLD OUT
Saturday 3rd July Altar Hobart
Sunday 4th July Forth Pub Forth
Thursday 15th July The Corner Hotel Melbourne
Friday 16th July The Forum Melbourne SOLD OUT
Saturday 24th July Kambri @ ANU Canberra