Hailing from Sydney, Australia, The Lillypillies are an alternative electro rock pop outfit on the rise. Fronted by singer-songwriter and producer Manny Attanasio, the project is augmented by the collaboration from musician family and friends.
Contrasting their colourful instrumentation with dark melodic lines, they offer an original sound of modern alternative pop that blends gritty guitar work with analogue synthesiser arrangements. Having made their introduction last year with a handful of music and video releases, they’ve struck a chord with listeners around the world, giving them the belief and platform to charge into 2022 with bags of new material.
Delivering their new work, they’ve just dropped their debut album titled Run To The Future. The twelve track release showcases The Lillypillies knack for creating epic power indie pop tracks with a common theme of covering the struggles of the present day, the nostalgia of the past and an optimistic outlook that hopes we can reach a future where things are surely better.
Lifted from the album comes the single “Remedy”, the perfect example of their spacey and unique indie pop sound. Opening with a light and upbeat reggae-esque offbeat rhythm, the song erupts into the first chorus to deliver its fierce and punching sound.
Full of driving rhythm, reflective lyricism and impassioned vocal lines that carry instantly catchy melodies, with “Remedy” the band shows their talents for crafting anthemic music and cements their reputation as a must-watch act in Australia and beyond.
Listen to Remedy below
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