Australian artist John Leslie Hulcombe made a decision to take his music seriously a little over two years ago. Since then, he’s reached a global audience and charmed listeners with his delicate dreamy indie pop sounds.
He’s received extensive radio support for his music with his previous single reaching number six on the Radio alliance UK chart and gaining a playlisting on the BBC. With streams in over 100 countries and an upcoming feature on the award winning international radio program ‘Lopsided World of L’, he’s been striking a chord everywhere his music is heard.
The artist’s love and passion for music echoes through each release with his blissful arrangements of guitar-based instrumentation. His latest single, titled “Sanctuary”, sees the artist build on his melodic and ethereal sound.
Following the previous track “Love Found A Way”, fellow Aussie Peter Koppes is back to collaborate with Hulcombe once again weaving his special brand of magical guitar work as well as orchestral and Gregorian chant effects. On “Sanctuary” the pair craft a beautifully written indie pop song that’s both captivating and memorable.
Listen to Sanctuary below
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