Miami Horror is led by Australian-born, LA-based artist and producer Benjamin Plant. They have returned with their new album, We Always Had Tomorrow, which was released via Nettwerk.
“GLOWIN'” is a standout offering and single from the album, that takes us back to some early 2010s moments, with a gorgeous vibrant set of electronic atmospheric flourishes, and beats, lead by the powerful vocals of Australian singer Woodes.
Speaking on the track, the band adds:
“1960’s soul has always hit me deeply, there’s always been a depth and nuance that I felt other genres I’ve come to love didn’t always reach. The genre was a big influence in the early days of this album as I was digging deeper through records finding more rare soul records. Consequently we played around with a ton of potential soul samples on this record, like the Errol Stubbs sample used on “Together”, but on this particular record we decided to build out our own “sample” based on some common soul chord movements. We wanted the song to sound playful, almost like a distilled homage to the era flipped into something modern. It’s quite different to our previous music but I think you can hear us in the emotion and sounds. Tim Ayre and I wrote the vocal idea in Sydney and it was performed by Michael Harding.”
Enjoy a listen now below and find the album available to stream + buy at Bandcamp.
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