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Oly Sherman returns in 2021 with refreshed energy when it comes to releasing new music. His latest single, ‘Lush Lyfe’ is a total dream of a track from the Sydney songwriter, who incorporates a striking guest turn from hip hop artist KP Hydes into the project. 

As his first collaboration, Oly brings together his now trademark soulful vocals together with effortless flow from KP; both are naturals on the track together, making ‘Lush Lyfe’ such an easy and immersive listen.

Recorded between Oly’s home studio and Kiln Studios in St. Peters, ‘Lush Lyfe’ came together quite easily once KP became involved. The final result, rhythmic and moody, is a fitting addition to Oly’s growing body of work. 

“It’s a weird thought that this is my first actual collaboration track. I’ve known KP for a while now and always wanted his type of energy on one of my songs. He came over for a few drinks one night and I asked if he would be keen on rapping on this drum beat/guitar rhythm I had recorded a few weeks earlier. He was amazing. The song's structure literally took an hour or two to put together.”
Oly Sherman

‘Lush Lyfe’, a track that Oly has described as being about misunderstood, is one that has stemmed from personal experience. Marking a moment of realisation and self-reflection and realisation, ‘Lush Lyfe’ is another insight into his songwriting and narrative style.

“The song for me is about feeling slightly misunderstood. I was going through so many of the motions in so many aspects of my life for so long, and wasn't until recently I decided to start making more decisions for myself. The title of the song is ironic in a way, as a ‘lush life’ can be misleading.”
Oly Sherman

PRAISE FOR OLY SHERMAN

“Head over heels for those tones in your guitar and the way they sit back, letting your voice and words fill this song with heart.”
Triple J, Claire Mooney (‘Madness’, 2020)

“This is some really timeless, soothing, soul and folk covered in the finest ocean mist. Beautiful mix Oly!”
Triple J, Declan Byrne (‘The World Is In A Bad Room’, 2020)

“A folk sensation echoing the dreamy work of Matt Corby, Boy & Bear and Josh Pyke.”
Happy Magazine

“It’s been a few years now since Sydney’s Oly Sherman burst onto the Aussie music scene and not a single second has been wasted bringing his exceptional tunes to his fans.”
Tonedeaf

TICKETING INFO

 This is an 18+ event. 

Do not attend if you are feeling unwell.

The venue will be taking a number of precautionary measures to ensure patron safety, including:
- Hand sanitiser dispensers
- Signage and social distancing markers throughout the venue
- Regular sanitising of the venue and facilities

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