THANDI PHOENIX & SIGMA
Team Up for New Track
‘Say It’
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Sydney artist THANDI PHOENIX has teamed up with UK powerhouse SIGMA to drop the mammoth new single ‘Say It’.
The track showcases Phoenix’s ability to glide effortlessly between electronic genres; her incredible vocals the perfect complement to the anthemic drum and bass production SIGMA is famous for. Thandi’s vocals soar above SIGMA’s pounding drums and pulsing low-end; creating a sing a long you can’t help but be a part of.
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“The song was written and produced between Sydney and London and it’s about the power of vulnerability; that desire for someone to be completely honest, transparent, real and bold with you about their feelings,” says Thandi of the song.
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At just 25, the singer-songwriter has been touted as ‘one of Australia’s most promising up and comers,’ with songs that blend pop with electronica and raw, honest storytelling. Thandi’s music flourishes effortlessly tying South African House with a hint of UK Garage and Drum-and-bass; in previous singles like ‘Standing Too Close’, ‘Come Around’ and ‘Tell Me Where The Lovers Have Gone’.
Her talents come endorsed by internationals like Jhene Aiko, Tinashe, Rudimental and Tinie Tempah; all of whom have called on Thandi for support slots on their Australian tours; as well as joining Vera Blue on her sold out 2017 national tour. Her last single, the enormous DnB banger ‘My Way’ was produced with hit makers & close friends Rudimental; taking Thandi’s name around the world.
UK DJ and production duo SIGMA have sold over 3 million singles; with four hit records (2x OCC No.1s, 3 iTunes No.1s) and two platinum awards to date. Their debut album ‘Life’ encapsulated their meteoric rise to the top of the charts with certified hits; like ‘Nobody To Love’, ‘Changing’, ‘Higher’, ‘Glitterball’ and ‘Coming Home’. SIGMA have previously collaborated with the likes of Rita Ora, Paloma Faith, Birdy, and Labrinth.
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