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Home is where the heart is as
NAOMI KEYTE
returns with new single
‘GREENHILL’
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Previous Support for NAOMI KEYTE
Nominated for Best Folk, Best Female Artist, Best Release at 2017 Music SA Awards.
“Naomi Keyte can hold a crowd in the palm of her hand, the entire room silent to the point you can hear a pin drop when she takes a breath.” (Tone Deaf)
“Thoughtful and evocative, this is a striking album from a songwriter who is in a great creative space.” (AU Review)
“…The songwriting is incredible and some of those backing vocal moments, while so lightly delivered, add so much feeling.” [About ‘Travelling Woman’] 4.5 / 5 (Tommy Faith, Triple J)
“Really took me away for a moment there. Music that transports you to another place. Beautiful songwriting.” [About ‘Travelling Woman’] 4 / 5 (Celline Narinli, Triple J)
“This has such a gorgeous, full, and melancholic build. Never thought feeling so sad could feel so good.” [About ‘Travelling Woman’] 4 / 5 (Zan Rowe, Triple J)
“Wonderful intelligent pop, evokes the beauty of nature. Excellent.” [About ‘Company’] 4 / 5 (Stacy Gougoulis, Triple J)
Single ‘Undertow’ Added to Double J Rotation
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About ‘Greenhill’
Written and performed by Naomi Keyte
Backing vocals and guitar by Ben Talbot-Dunn
Produced by Ben Talbot-Dunn
Mixed and mastered by Nick Huggins
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Beautifully bare and intimately powerful, indie-folk artist Naomi Keyte shapes her delicately spun stories into transformative musical experiences that have been captivating audiences for almost a decade.
With a cache of releases and accolades attesting to her prominence in the indie-folk/pop sphere, the Adelaide singer-songwriter is returning with her first release since dropping stunning track ‘Travelling Woman’ in 2020, announcing ‘Greenhill’ as the first single from her forthcoming sophomore LP.
Immediately wrapping us in Keyte’s unique and ageless sound, ‘Greenhill’ opens with the gentle strum of the guitar as raw, goosebump-inducing vocal tones paint vivid pictures. Tracking the song through its acoustic journey, glorious moments of open piano chords and burgeoning percussion are exposed as three interlocking guitars underpin the track. Eventually, another ruminative chorus delivers the rich pairing of Ben Talbot-Dunn’s backing vocals with Keyte’s graceful voice, offering our own first-hand glimpse into some of life’s simple pleasures.
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Detailing Keyte’s experiences in lockdown, ‘Greenhill’ is a coming of age song reflecting on the people, possessions and moments that make a home special, and the simple things that help us through the difficult times, as she explains: “Written about life in lockdown, ‘Greenhill’ details life in a sharehouse and honours the small things that make cohabitation meaningful. A love song to a house and its inhabitants, ‘Greenhill’ is a dedication to the simple things that make up a home.”
Keyte’s previous releases have seen support from Tone Deaf, theMusic, AU Review, Triple J, Triple J Unearthed, the AMRAP Regional Charts and more, with her debut album ‘Melaleuca’ earning Keyt e nominations for Best Folk, Best Female Artist and Best Release in the 2017 South Australian Music Awards.
With a highly-anticipated sophomore album on the way, Naomi Keyte’s new single ‘Greenhill’ is out everywhere on October 8.
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Follow NAOMI KEYTE
Spotify – Apple Music – Bandcamp – Soundcloud
Facebook – Insta: @naomi.keyte – Youtube
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