Danica Bryant Releases New Single ‘Sugarbones’
Danica Bryant Releases New Single
‘Sugarbones’
First
fully instrumented release from national-award-winning
Napier songwriter
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Singer-songwriter Danica Bryant has
released her new indie rock single ‘Sugarbones’ on
digital streaming services this January 10th, 2020. Recorded
with funding from the Play It Strange Trust, the track was
engineered and produced by local musicians Stretch, and
Rinie Coppelmans. Members of local band Lavender Menace,
Natalie Bennett and Tyler Blythe, accompany Bryant’s
mysterious vocals and acoustic guitar with percussion and
bass.
“This song is a tribute to soft drinks, neon
lights and smalltown smokey Friday nights,” Bryant
explains. “It’s going to make people dance, whether
I’m playing it with my band, or alone with a guitar and
some moody stage lighting.”
‘Sugarbones’ is
Bryant’s first release following an immensely successful
2019. After winning the Play It Strange Who Loves Who
Competition, attending a songwriting workshop with Kiwi icon
Bic Runga, and opening for major acts such as Jon Toogood
and Jason Kerrison, this song proves her talents as a
musical star on the rise. The year ahead promises exciting
new things, as Bryant starts recording her first EP later
this month.
UPCOMING
PERFORMANCES
Church Road Winery - January
12th - With Anabelle and Ash, Campbell Burns
Paisley
Stage - January 28th - Supporting Alice Foulds
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