Naarm/Melbourne-based “gentle and tender” (Anika Luna, Triple J) indie artist DARVID THOR (he/him) reminds us of the importance of self-generating reflection with ‘Changing Shape’; a song detailing the malleability of memories and our unmoored identities as a result. ‘Changing Shape’, along with the music video directed by Darvid and Beloved label mate Lewis Coleman, is out April 11 via Beloved Recordings.

Having entirely self-recorded and produced his “absorbing, photosynthetic, warped, beautiful” (Triple J) debut “I’m Never Really Here” (2019), Darvid felt the urge to open up a process that would allow him to create in a deeper and more nuanced way; a creative process rooted in community and friendship. Garnering support from the likes of Beach Fossils and Danger Mouse around this record, Darvid’s woozy indie rock is a reminder for us to slow down, take a breath, and take stock of what’s around us.

Darvid and his band (Lewis Coleman, Rowena Wise, Jess Ellwood and Ruby Dargaville) will play a special set at Shotkickers on May 2 to celebrate the release. They're joined by special guests Sunny Morris and planet:pain  

Don’t miss out :)))