Audri are a dynamic Seattle-based band, which includes Elliot Austin on piano, Giovanni Recchi on bass, and Sawyer Thompson on guitar, headed-up by the band’s lead singing namesake, Audri. Since their first release in 2020, Audri have soared through the popularity spectrum, with their music amassing in excess of an impressive 1,000,000 streams on Spotify.
Their latest EP, Mechanic High, was recorded at the Crackle & Pop! studios in Seattle, Washington. The EP was written and produced by Audri, the motivation of which was to produce music that emphasised the significance of staying in touch with personal joy and ensuring to remember happiness.
Opening track “Euphoria” simply reflects the fact that vacations and day trips that are centred on just letting go and having fun can seriously shift a person’s perspective on what living is really all about. “Runaway Rabbit” is about going to an amusement park and having a blast, where children going on a summer journey shows how a child’s imagination can make even the tiniest things seem significant.
The theme of EP closer “Pasture Lullaby” is the value of everyday memories and the anxiety associated with losing them; the message in this song emphasises how crucial it is to cherish the experiences we are living right now, because memories tend to fade with time.
The Mechanic High EP is more upbeat and energetic compared to Audri’s previous releases, but still maintains a wonderful level of musical legitimacy, as well as an extremely compelling sense of storytelling throughout.
Listen to Audri – Mechanic High via our link below
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