Hailing from Wellington in New Zealand, artist Bravo Bonez has previously travelled the world and released music under the monikers LearningToDive and Haikyo. In his early twenties, the budding musician put his sonic ambitions on hold while he decided to pursue the path of Mammon, before returning to his true passion years later.
Now back and better than ever before, he’s been sharing his own distinct lo-fi ambient sound that takes influence from artists such as Boards of Canada, Aphex Twin, Crime Heat and The Impending Adorations. Upon making his return to music, he collaborated with the talented singer Alba Rose on the project titled ARLS with the trip hop inspired single “LUCKY” being released to critical acclaim in 2019.
Dropping his EP Love Blast Lounge in October 2020, he now brings us his latest work with his brand new single “TREASON”. Once again linking up with Alba Rose, on his new single he crafts a shimmering alternative pop sound full of rhythm and colourful instrumentation surrounding Alba Rose’s dazzling vocal leads.
Capturing a blend of neo soul and acid jazz, dramatic strings, delicate horns and piquant jazz flute work collide on a captivating new single. Recorded between Roundhead Studios in Auckland and PureSound Studios in Wellington, “TREASON” was produced by Greg Haver and Bravo Bonez with mixing from Simon Gooding.
Joining co-writers and performers Bravo Bonez and Alba Rose is bass guitarist Mark Hughes with additional guitar and drums courtesy of Simon and Greg who all combine to create a truly enthralling new song.
Listen to TREASON (feat. Alba Rose) below
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