Somewhere I Can Go

Melbourne's seminal outfit, True Live, make their long awaited return with the first official single off their upcoming sophomore LP in the form of the genre-bending Somewhere I Can Go. Through their electrifying live show, True Live built up a massive street-level buzz across the country without so much as an EP to their name when they emerged in 2005, and before long they were selling out shows as word spread that they were the band that you absolutely needed to see. When they dropped their groundbreaking debut release, 2006's The Shape of It, to incredible critical acclaim ("...charting the changing face of hip hop,,," - Rolling Stone, "...mind expanding..." - ACCLAIM Magazine, "Bold, brilliant and truly live..." - The Age), they were born into the public eye and the underground's secret was out of the bag.

Through the remarkable Somewhere I Can Go, True Live exhibit a definite evolution and prove that they are still willing to push into unchartered territory – something that they do extremely well. And, most importantly, they show that they still make amazing music. Only, this time, it's more amazing than ever. Their experimental, unpredictable signature sound has come of age and developed a new-found maturity and water-tight cohesion. From the second the track kick-starts with a leaf from the book of doo-wop, the band members infuse and manipulate the sounds of countless genres right until the very last cello string fades to black.

There is something truly exhilarating about a band that embrace the freedom of music while keeping their eyes set firmly on the major prize – to make it sound phenomenal.