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Here’s another
collaboration to get you in the mood for fun.
Aussie indie
sensation Sebastian Rhodes recruits
Filipina-Singaporean artist Ysa Yanesa
on the hyper-pop anthem “Miss Me”— out today, September 4, 2020 (Friday), on
all digital platforms worldwide.
Exploring the glitchy
but shimmering surface of pop music, the eclectic duo trades verses over a
slightly experimental production.
Turning the spirit
of collaboration into a messy kind of fun, “Miss Me” is a brash, unapologetic
kiss-off that takes a swipe at someone’s past relationships. According to
Rhodes, he wrote the PC-inspired jam for all his exes who are trying to come
back into his life, now that things are looking up and exciting. “They were
nowhere to be to be found during the tough times of extreme depression,” he
adds.
After writing the
first verse, the Aussie hyper-pop act realized that he needed another voice to
air out his frustrations, lyrically and musically. “I found Ysa through an
online zoom show and I was so impressed with her performance that I reached out
to her on Instagram,” says Rhodes. “Ysa had the exact sound I was looking for
to complete this single. I sent her the track and we wrote it using voice
memos. We both finally recorded our vocals and sent it off to be mixed and
mastered.”
Sebastian
Rhodes’ “Miss Me” (Feat. Ysa Yaneza) is now out on Spotify and other
streaming/digital platforms.
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