There’s no common sense in codependence,” Fraeya Evans sings in the quiet opening stretch of “Housewarming.” In a song about coming to terms with new love, those early moments register as melancholy whispers, but they’re just a stop en route to a raging cataclysm: The song ultimately winds up someplace grand and magnificent, as Fraeya (the band) envelops Fraeya (the singer) in majestic waves of distortion. It’s a gripping journey for a young band that already sounds boundlessly dynamic. sad folk with hopeful undertones.
Perth four piece powerhouse Fraeya releases debut single ‘Housewarming’. Expect honest, hard hitting lyrics and a strong performance fuelled by raw emotion. Fraeya wears her heart on her sleeve.
“When I wrote this song it just came out of me all at once, and since then we must have played it live 100 times. It’s evolved and grown with us and now it’s finally encapsulated into a 3 minute track, it’s our first ever recorded song and we can’t be happier with it. This song means a lot to me and I hope it gets to mean something to other people as well” – Fraeya
“When I wrote this song it just came out of me all at once, and since then we must have played it live 100 times. It’s evolved and grown with us and now it’s finally encapsulated into a 3 minute track, it’s our first ever recorded song and we can’t be happier with it. This song means a lot to me and I hope it gets to mean something to other people as well” – Fraeya
Originally released June 5th, 2019
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