BANOFFEE

announces debut album

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new single

‘Tennis Fan ft. Empress Of’

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Remote Control Records is thrilled to announce the details for Banoffee’s debut album, Look At Us Now Dad will be released Friday 21st February via Dot Dash (AU/NZ/Asia) and Cascine (ROW). To celebrate the album announce, Banoffee has shared her new single ‘Tennis Fan (feat. Empress Of)’ – premiered via triple j Good Nights.

‘Tennis Fan (feat. Empress Of)’ arrives with a video directed by Quinn Whitney Wilson (Lizzo) and premiered overnight via The FADER. Banoffee shares – “Working with Lorely (Empress Of) and Quinn was such a pleasure and it turned into a day time slumber party of sorts with all ideas being welcome and nothing deemed too silly. I hope when people watch this clip they feel the good feelings we were all experiencing at the time. It’s a song about rejecting the yuck stuff but it’s just as much about celebrating the good stuff. I think this video does a great job of showing how strong friendships can make anything unkind feel unimportant and trivial.”

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Born in Melbourne and currently living in Los Angeles, Banoffee has cemented herself as a singer, songwriter and producer with a musically transgressive and deeply vulnerable approach to music. She has toured with Taylor Swift on a worldwide stadium tour as part of Charli XCX’s troupe and represents the new wave of mutant pop bubbling up from the queer club underground. She has been described as one of pop music’s “recent great forward thinkers” (FACT) and is known for infectious melodies that belie more unsettling, experimental textures and beats.

Look At Us Now Dad is an uplifting, optimistic journey that celebrates survival in the face of abuse and adversity. Featuring collaborations with SOPHIE, Empress Of, Cupcakke and Umru, and co-produced by Banoffee and Yves Rothman, it is a kinetic hybrid of experimental club sounds and earworm pop. “Each song uses human experience to talk about more complex concepts of addiction, obsession, heartbreak, and resurrection,” says Banoffee. “Not to dwell in sadness, but to join hands.” 

The album was written in the years after the artist moved to Los Angeles from Melbourne seeking a fresh start after a mental breakdown. Meticulously studying what caused her collapse Banoffee examined her life with a fine-toothed comb in order to reclaim her narrative, and grow from victim to survivor. Look At Us Now Dad tells a story of survival—of abuse, sadness, and loss—and is a testament to the possibilities of rebirth. As Banoffee puts it: “Each track is about a struggle and achievement that anyone could experience, the ones that seem so trivial. We’re all survivors for one reason or another.” 

Look At Us Now Dad will be available digitally and on vinyl. Pre-order / Pre-save via https://banoffee.lnk.to/LAUND

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Banoffee – 2020 Tour Dates

Saturday 18th January
Jack Rabbit Slims, Perth WA*

Friday 24th January
170 Russell, Melbourne VIC*

Saturday 25th January
Metro Theatre, Sydney NSW*

Sunday, 26th January
The Triffid, Brisbane QLD*

Saturday 1st February
Castaway Festival, Canberra ACT

Saturday 15th February
Castaway Festival, Coffs Harbour NSW

* supporting Wafia

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Banoffee – Look At Us Now Dad

01. Tennis Fan (feat. Empress Of)
02. I Lied (Interlude)
03. Fuckwit
04. One Night Stand
05. Count On You
06. Don’t Go Sharing Your Clothes (Interlude)
07. Contagious
08. Chevron
09. That Sorta Stuff (Interlude)
10. Permission
11. This Is For Me
12. Ripe (feat. Cupcakke)
13. I Let You Down (Interlude)
14. Look At Us Now Dad

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