Multi-instrumentalist, producer and engineer Tash Sultana releases new single and video, 'Something In The Water'.
The track is their first new music since signing a global deal with BMG earlier this year, and the opening of a new chapter for one of Australia’s most influential musical exports.
‘Something In The Water’ sits right in the pocket Tash Sultana built their name on. Warm guitar, a groove that takes its time, and vocals that move from velvet-smooth to full power. It’s the kind of sonic alchemy Tash has always made alone, and the back half stretches out and lets the playing do the talking.
Listen to ‘Something In The Water’ on F1 Tracks.
Tash discusses the new single, “For a little while, I lost my way. I had to step back, strip everything away and find the road home to myself. Over the past year and a half, my life has changed in ways I never could have imagined. Now, I’m turning the page and letting go of everything that no longer belongs to me – old relationships, former versions of myself, the image of who I thought I had to be, and the direction I thought my career should take. The past is the past. This is the sound of releasing it – and stepping into whatever comes next.”
The accompanying video takes its shape from a numerology reading Tash was given a decade ago, one that turned out to be uncannily close to what followed. Four cards map the story out, The Avalanche, The Climb, The Summit and Dominance, and the clip brings each of them to life through several versions of Tash’s own personality.
‘Something In The Water’ is the first taste of what’s to come. Sometimes life throws enough at you that all you can do is rebuild and look forward, and that’s exactly what this next body of work is. A decade in, Tash Sultana is making the most honest music of their career, and this is just the beginning.
A singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, engineer and entrepreneur, Tash has spent the past decade building a career entirely on their own terms, with a five-octave vocal range, a self-taught looping style and the ability to play over 20 instruments.
From busking on the streets of Melbourne to commanding some of the world’s biggest stages, Tash has amassed billions of global streams, sold over a million tickets worldwide, headlined major international festivals and sold out iconic venues across the globe. Their live performance videos are among the most watched of their kind on YouTube, reaching hundreds of millions of viewers. A multi-award-winning, Gold and Platinum selling artist, Tash has broken attendance records including at Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena, and sold out Red Rocks Amphitheatre in five minutes.
