DMA'S are back with a deluxe digital edition of their acclaimed self-titled album, featuring four additional tracks.
The deluxe includes two previously unreleased songs, the focus track ‘Best Life’ and ‘Don’t Change’ as well as stripped-back acoustic versions of ‘Heatin Park’ and ‘My Baby’s Place’, offering a fresh take on two standout moments from the album.
The release continues what has already been a huge year for the band. Their self-titled fifth album became their first ever ARIA #1 album, saw ‘My Baby’s Place’ and ‘Heatin Park’ hit #1 most played on triple j and was made feature album. The band also performed a standout set at triple j’s One Night Stand, where they played a several new tracks as well as a special rendition of ‘Silver’ featuring the Griffith Children’s Choir. DMA’S are up for four ARIA Awards this year for Album of the Year, Best Group, Best Rock Album and Best Video.
Listen to ‘Best Life’ on the Premier League playlist.
Renowned for their electrifying performances which has seen them play the world’s largest stages including Glastonbury, Coachella, Lollapalooza and Splendour in the Grass, DMA’S will round out the year with their Australian headline tour, kicking off this month at Brisbane’s Fortitude Music Hall on November 27 before heading to Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens on November 28 and ending with a hometown show on December 3 at the iconic Sydney Opera House Forecourt.
DMA’S and the new deluxe edition build on the band’s incredible history that has seen them deliver four critically acclaimed albums, Hills End (2016), For Now (2018), THE GLOW (2020) and How Many Dreams? (2023), each landing towards the top end of the ARIA Top 10, with THE GLOW and How Many Dreams? reaching #4 and #3 respectively on the UK album chart.
The trio have accrued over 500 million streams across their catalogue, four multi-platinum singles, multiple ARIA Award nominations, including a win in 2023 for Best Group, and 13 songs in triple j’s coveted Hottest 100, highlighted by their Like A Version cover of Cher’s ‘Believe’, which topped the Hottest 100 Like A Versions of All Time in 2023.
