Liverpool’s OYA PAYA Regretful On New Groovy Single ‘WHY?’…

Daily fuel to load your sonic batteries…

Turn Up The Volume featured colorful and multifaceted trio out of Liverpool before. Their musical vibe ranges from bluesy weirdness to funky hip-hop, all delivered with a twisted touch. New single WHY? is an equally cool humdinger yet the song’ story is less fun. The band’s drummer Ashwin was recently forced to move back to his native Singapore.

Facing this disappointment it spurred the friends into action: “We made use of the only
thing that still connected us (the internet) and started piecing tunes together across continents. It’s meant to resonate with anybody who’s ever felt lonely and isolated. It’s a convoluted way of asking life “why” does it have to be so difficult? The fruits of our labour have helped us understand that it’s not impossible.”

WHY? moves from smooth to groovy. From reflective to dancey. Underneath the playful beat you feel the pain and sorrow about losing a close pal and band mate. But the band’s thoughts go even further than that. People just can’t choose where they want to live. Me, myself and I nationalism is back in the Western world for some years now, unfortunately, getting stronger and stronger. No wonder the eternal question Why? returns on repeat. Here’s no answer but the hopeful spirit creates a little bit of light…

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OYA PAYA – Some Bluesy Weirdness from Liverpool…

Weekly fuel to soundtrack your favorite 48 hours…

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From the legendary city of Liverpool, UK here’s OYA PAYA. An intriguing trio describing themselves as “three smelly twenty-somethings hailing from different corners of the globe. We came together to put our own spin on homemade, alternative-indie-rock. We started our journey in early 2016 in Liverpool. We create tunes by an accidental collision of signal transmissions in outer space from within the comfort of our cozy little bedrooms.” I guess, ladies and gents, that it’s quite clear that we’re dealing with some fascinating eccentrics producing sticky, passionate vibes with a bluesy twist intensified by tormented vocals and melancholic arrangements. Well just judge for yourself, here’s JUST A LITTLE MAN

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