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Genre
Hip Hop, Indie, Pop
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Bio
Following years of honing his craft on the streets of Melbourne, 19-year-old Jimmy Harwood is continuing to captivate audiences with his combination of hip-hop influenced vocals and smooth guitar vibes.
Off the back of his 2017 debut EP, ‘Choose Your Colour’, Jimmy has garnered almost 100,000 streams online in a short space of time.
2018 saw the 19-year-old take his music across Australia, highlighted by a regular supporting slot on Coast & Ocean’s Roll Up Tour along with a sold out show supporting Tyne James-Organ.
His impressive live performances have translated to more widespread exposure with pulsating hit ‘Flying’ featuring twice this year on Triple J’s flagship ‘Roots ‘N All’ program. The song also peaked at #3 on the Triple J Unearthed Roots chart.
With the buzz generated from new single ‘Blue Gatorade’ and an upcoming EP, 2019 promises to be another big year for Jimmy Harwood.
Review
There is a particular sound that comes with musicians who busk, it's like a human element that i can't explain but what I can say is that this song taps into the basic human enjoyment of life.
I like how it all falls together, there are roots elements to this but, more subtly there are some cruising jazzy things in here too.
It's dynamic and mellow - there is so muc...
There is a particular sound that comes with musicians who busk, it's like a human element that i can't explain but what I can say is that this song taps into the basic human enjoyment of life.
I like how it all falls together, there are roots elements to this but, more subtly there are some cruising jazzy things in here too.
It's dynamic and mellow - there is so much potential here!
Review
Jimmy Harwood back with his largest sounding track yet!!
Jimmy Harwood back with his largest sounding track yet!!
Review
Absolute banger and a half!
The chorus has a sweet ring to it, i find myself singing this constantly aye - well played sir.
Absolute banger and a half!
The chorus has a sweet ring to it, i find myself singing this constantly aye - well played sir.
