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Fall in love with
JOAN & THE GIANTS
newest single
‘SLOW MOTION’
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Previous Support For JOAN & THE GIANTS
‘Just For You’:
“Poignant, heart-felt, and achingly raw” (Scenestr)
“An emotional ballad that scales the mountain and takes you with them.” 4 / 5 (Declan Byrne, Triple J)
“Another impressive one for 2021 from Joan & The Giants. They’ve zeroed in on an emotional centre point like a professional dart player throwing bullseyes at your heart.” 4 / 5 (Dave Ruby Howe, Triple J)
‘Bloodstream’:
“Fans of Middle Kids will melt for this new one from Joan & The Giants. Really pretty songwriting and harmonies. I love the way this track builds with so much ease.” 4 / 5 (Claire Mooney, Triple J)
“It’s eerily romantic which is totally my brand. The build and drops in instrumentation are thrilling.” 4 / 5 (Celline Narinli, Triple J)
“Injecting this right now!” 4 / 5 (Declan Byrne, Triple J)
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Known for their heart-aching brand of alt-pop that crafts beautiful, emotive scenes around artful instrumentals and breathtaking vocals, Perth-based outfit Joan & The Giants are unveiling their newest single ‘Slow Motion’ on May 13.
Consisting of partners and longtime collaborators Grace Newton-Wordsworth and Aaron Birch, who formed Joan & The Giants in 2019 with the addition of bandmates Riley Sutton and Liam Olsen, the enchanting quartet continues to deliver emotively raw music that captures the attention of audiences and tastemakers across the country.
Now, returning with their first release since last year’s poignant single ‘Just For You’, Joan & The Giants are manipulating time and tugging at heartstrings in ‘Slow Motion’, wrapping us in an intoxicating indie-pop atmosphere that shivers with the delicate intensity of falling in love.
Accompanied by swooning riffs and a thumping drum heartbeat, Grace’s elegant vocal delivery radiates with the warmth of a whispered breath as the candlelit verse opens up to an enveloping chorus, joined by the serenading strum of an acoustic guitar. Tinged with rose and blurry around the edges, ‘Slow Motion’ culminates in a swirling instrumental that conjures its own romantic scene, as time slows and the feeling of falling in love explored in the track becomes so palpable that it could take your breath away.
With Joan & The Giants founders Grace Newton-Wordsworth and Aaron Birch known for drawing inspiration from their personal lives in their songwriting, ‘Slow Motion’ is an intimate song detailing the all-encompassing feeling of falling in love, as Grace explains: “‘Slow Motion’ was written about falling in love when you least expect it. The intoxicating feeling of a smokey, dim-lit room moving in Slow Motion. Time starts to fall away and your whole body is focused on breathing someone in and embracing a new part of yourself.”
No strangers to the spotlight, Joan & The Giants have headlined the Shinju Matsuri Festival, supported Odette on the WA leg of her 2019 ‘Lotus Eaters’ tour, performed at Nannup Music Festival in 2021 and received multiple nominations in last year’s prestigious International Songwriting Competition alongside artists such as Missy Higgins, Eskimo Joe and more.
The band’s previous releases have also seen support from the likes of Triple J, Triple J Unearthed, Scenstr, Pilerats, GC Live, Rawing in the Pit and more.
Fall in love with Joan & The Giants’ newest single ‘Slow Motion’, out everywhere on May 13.
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