Artist info
Genre
Electronic, Indie, Pop
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Bio
Christmas has come early! Melbourne beat maker and vocalist Vincent Sole is set to finish the year on a high with his new single ‘I Like’.
Vincent has made a name for himself over the past 2 years, releasing 3 singles, earning a finalist spot in triple j’s ‘Homemade Dynamite’ remix competition, as well as performing alongside Alison Wonderland, KLP and Crooked Colours. Spending 2018 focusing on his craft, Vincent is back with a single just in time for Christmas.
‘I Like’ is a daydream of first world problems, in the mind of an adolescent, “I like parties, but I like when they end.” Vincent claims "writing about my generation is strangely a real challenge, since uniqueness is a rarity in this age, due to socials and the media. I try to capture the idiocy and dizzying contradictions of Generation Z"
Working once again with Malcolm Besley (Northeast Party House, City Calm Down), ‘I Like’ is dripping with Sole’s signature sound and driving catchy house groove which is guaranteed to get your feet moving.
With his debut EP release planned for the new year, 2019 is destined to be a big year for Vincent Sole.
Unearthed in 2017
Review
They're rebooting The Hills, right? This new track from Vincent Sole distills that vacuous allure and insta-culture into a propulsive, subversive banger.
They're rebooting The Hills, right? This new track from Vincent Sole distills that vacuous allure and insta-culture into a propulsive, subversive banger.
Review
Vocals are EERIE but I can't look away. Love the tongue-in-cheek lyrics on top of well developed production.
Vocals are EERIE but I can't look away. Love the tongue-in-cheek lyrics on top of well developed production.
Review
“I like parties, but I like when they end.” - as someone who froths the nanna life, I very much can relate to this line ha! Love the big, thumping bass and house groove that's going on here. It's definitely your biggest banger and not what I was expecting as your next release, so I'm curious to see how the EP is shaping up.
“I like parties, but I like when they end.” - as someone who froths the nanna life, I very much can relate to this line ha! Love the big, thumping bass and house groove that's going on here. It's definitely your biggest banger and not what I was expecting as your next release, so I'm curious to see how the EP is shaping up.
