Melbourne-based alternative pop trio Howlite returns after an extended hiatus with their enchanting new single, “Still I Find.” Known for their atmospheric soundscapes and captivating blend of electronic textures and trip hop beats, Howlite effortlessly bridges the gap between timeless and contemporary, drawing comparisons to iconic acts such as The XX, Portishead and London Grammar.
Glowing reviews from the Australian and international music community have praised Howlite’s ability to create sublime and cinematic dreamscapes. Their previous releases have garnered attention from notable publications like Rolling Stone Australia, Forte, and The Music. With radio play on esteemed stations such as triple j, Double J, 3RRR,and JOY, Howlite’s music has been enjoyed by listeners far and wide. Notably, their single “Canary” was even featured in the trailer of the SBS drama series ‘Safe Home’.
“Still I Find” marks Howlite’s return to the music scene, and it certainly doesn’t disappoint. This synth-driven anthem is a lush and uplifting celebration of resilience and positivity. Drawing inspiration from iconic electronica acts like Ladytron, Goldfrapp and Fever Ray, Howlite infuses their signature atmospheric sound with the energy of dynamic performers such as M83, Sylvan Esso, and CHVRCHES. The result is a mesmerising sonic journey that captivates the listener from start to finish.
Collaborating with producers Tyson Fish and JP Fung, Howlite has elevated their sound to new heights. The dramatic soundscape of “Still I Find” showcases a band that’s grown and matured during their break from releasing music. Lead singer and songwriter Alison Thom explains that the song’s inspiration came from hymn-like folk songs, particularly drawing influence from Paul Kelly’s “Come and Meet Me In the Middle of the Air.” This blend of influences is masterfully woven together to create a dreamy synth-based indie pop gem.
Accompanying the single release is a visually stunning music video directed by Guy Perkins, featuring stunning cinematography by Michael Ridley. The widescreen cinematic experience perfectly complements the ethereal nature of “Still I Find,” adding another layer of depth to the song’s enchanting atmosphere.
Howlite’s “Still I Find” is a spellbinding and euphoric journey into their unique musical universe. The warm synth textures, floating vocal leads and laid-back beat create an astonishing sonic landscape that invites the listener to get lost in its shimmering allure. With their triumphant return, Howlite proves that they’re a back and set to continue their worthy venture in the alternative pop scene. As they plan a series of live performances, fans can eagerly anticipate being reunited with the trio and experiencing the power of their music in person.
Howlite’s “Still I Find” offers a respite from reality, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in a sonic dreamland crafted with elegant artistry and heartfelt emotion. Howlite’s sensational return is a testament to their talent and their ability to create music that resonates deeply with the soul.
Watch the music video for Still I Find below
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