Beginning with the instrumental prowess she debuted on her previous folk-influenced releases and suffusing it with a rhythm and vibe reminiscent of The New Pornographers, Bec Sandridge makes an indelible impression. Abandoning her folk roots, Bec Sandridge’s newly anticipated studio record (produced by Tony Buchen) strikes a sound of new confidence.
Her to-be fourth EP, ‘In The Fog, In The Flame’ is a sure and honest stamp in the indie-pop world. The record is driven by Sandridge’s distinctive vocal command, of which is supported by eighties sounding drums and synthesisers (reminiscent of eighties starlets Blondie and Kate Bush).
Bec Sandridge: In The Fog, In The Flame
Though only twenty-four, Sandridge has joined the stage with some of the best (Passenger, Ed Kowalczyk / LIVE, Half Moon Run, Husky, Rachel Sermani) and her first single ‘Red Jumper’ can be recognised from the recent Dulux ad aired in cinema throughout Australia and the LA Complex, viewed worldwide.
Bec Sandridge: In The Fog, In The Flame (Official Video)
Bec Sandridge: In The Fog, In The Flame Lyrics:
I know but I won’t break, no
I want you to know to see it in the light
For it tells you, I know winds can change good hearts
I wonder if I’ll make you mine
I know you know it’s not all kind
Where you work days I’m on the other side
One good thing will take good time
I wonder if you’ll ever make you mine
Because I feel the little stains
In my heart, in my hands
Because the sea starts to change
We’re in THE FOG, IN THE FLAME
We’re in THE FOG, IN THE FLAME
I know what I’m calling on, I know
You’re black and blue, just ’cause your feeling don’t
Your beat can chose its own night
I wonder when your love run dry
I wonder when you found it run
(x3)
Because I feel the little stains
In my heart, in my hands
Because the sea starts to change
We’re in THE FOG, IN THE FLAME
We’re in THE FOG, IN THE FLAME
