Melbourne’s effe Shares Dreamy New ‘Solder’ EP
Melbourne-based artist effe has released her new EP 'Solder', a dreamy dream pop project shaped by her first experience of falling in love. The record, put together over roughly a year, marks a personal turning point for the singer, who has described learning to be vulnerable for the first time while writing it, giving the release both emotional and artistic significance for her development.
Released through Artist House, 'Solder' was made in collaboration with producers Alex Craig and Edward Quinn, whose input plays off effe's own softness as a songwriter. Musically, the EP blends mercurial dream pop with 90s production textures, drawing comparisons to fellow Australian act Hatchie, while effe has said the songs were written in fragments as she reflected on past dating experiences she found confusing and sometimes painful.
- Melbourne's effe releases new EP 'Solder' via Artist House
- Written over a year, inspired by her first love
- Produced with Alex Craig and Edward Quinn; echoes of Hatchie
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Melbourne artist effe has released 'Solder', a new EP inspired by falling in love for the first time. The dream pop project was made over about a year and is described as a personal milestone, with effe saying it involved learning to be vulnerable in her songwriting.
The EP was put out through Artist House and made with producers Alex Craig and Edward Quinn. Its sound mixes dream pop with 90s production styles, and has drawn comparisons to fellow Australian musician Hatchie, with songs drawing on effe's past dating experiences.