James Chatburn’s video for “Do You Wanna Live Like That” featuring Noah Slee is the first look from his upcoming album. The Berlin by way of Australia-based singer takes to the camera with his band before ending the song solo. His penchant for R&B and ’70s soul is delivered with the calmness of a mystic and despite the title without judgment. Chatburn revealed the source of “Do You Wanna Live Like That” in a press statement:

“Do You Wanna Live Like That’ is a track I created which ended up kind of being a few different tracks in one, inspired by people like Tyler, The Creator with just these sudden drops and Sault with this vibe – simple not perfect, but just perfectly imperfect. Noah Slee and I have been friends basically since we both moved to Berlin, it just took 7 years but we finally got around to releasing a track together.” 

Chatburn’s second album Late Night Howling comes out later this month and the party for it takes place on August 22nd in his adopted hometown. Tickets are on sale now and limited vinyl copies of the album can be pre-ordered.

Noah Slee releases his new single “Here For It All” featuring Mike Nasa. He was inspired to write the song after consoling a friend who experienced a loss. The plan was to release the song before the outbreak of the pandemic but he thinks now is an even better time because of everyone’s need for support. “Here for It All” is coming after his 2019 EP TWICE. The Berlin-based artist via his Kingdom of Tonga roots, has been sharing his falsetto with the world since his 2017 Otherland debut album. 

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[youtube id=”_KGcxae6ZU8″] New Zealand R&B singer Noah Slee has released the video for “Rampant Wild Free” from his debut EP, to your inner hippie &  cos you fly as fuck. Slee recently signed to Australian label Wondercore Island which is also home to Hiatus Kaiyote. Tall Black Guy remixed “Rampant Wild Free” earlier this year and Sam Templeton directs the video that takes place in Slee’s current home of Berlin.

New Zealand singer Noah Slee released his debut album in March and Tall Black Guy remixes “Rampant Wild Free” into a late night intimate dance.