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ALIUS
releases final single
“HENNESSY AND WINE”
from album
THE ART OF SELF-REFLECTION
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A lifelong musician, ALIUS, is what the industry likes call a triple-threat virtuoso- an artist that produces, song-writes and sings with equal prowess. Now, they’re releasing the final single “Hennessy & Wine” off their debut album The Art of Self-Reflection, which is out January 28.
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Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, ALIUS is on a mission to breathe depth into pop music. Uplifting melodies married with razor-sharp production are the telltale signs you are listening to an ALIUS tune, laced with relatable lyrics that play on the listeners heartstrings.
Original releases like “Caught Up,” “Fraction” and “Impossible To Love You” have already clocked up over 45 million streams on Spotify alone, while his remake of the Dawson’s Creek theme song “I Don’t Wanna Wait” was picked for the Ministry of Sound Summer Anthems release, living comfortably in iTunes Top 10 Charts for several weeks.
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ALIUS taps into a wide range of relatable stories of the human experience: friendships, family, aspirations, expectations, hope and disappointment. “This project is about the real experiences of life,” ALIUS says, “It’s not just about the whole love thing, or hate, or partying. It’s about the complications of life, its contrasts, and how we unpack that in our soul. It’s an expression of the stories that I’ve gone through and I feel as though other people have gone through as well”.
The result is music that will make you feel as much as it makes you move. Welcome to the inner workings of ALIUS, we invite you to take a musical journey that will move you.
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THE ART OF SELF-REFLECTION is Out Now
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