Equal parts reflective and gritty, Ventry’s latest single Stop #08 is a unique electronic experience
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13.11.2022

Equal parts reflective and gritty, Ventry’s latest single Stop #08 is a unique electronic experience

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Ventry has today released his fourth track Stop #08 - a gritty indie/electronic anthem for the introverts amongst us.

With contemplative and self-examining lyrics layered over a dark electronic beat, Stop #08 is the latest single from Ventry. Equal parts reflective and intrepid, Stop #08 is a song for people that are more comfortable in their own head. The solo project of Melbourne-based musician Paul Wyer, Ventry will release Stop #08 across all mainstream platforms today.

What you need to know

  •  Stop #08 is the latest track from Melbourne-based musician Ventry
  • With influences spanning Jesus Jones and Pop Will Eat Itself, Ventry blends echoing and reverberating vocals with a signature gritty electronic sound to create a unique and layered single
  • It’s out today across all major streaming platforms, check it out here

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A track about feeling out of place in social situations that came from a contemplative moment during a night out with friends, Ventry’s introspective lyrics perfectly encapsulate that inescapable feeling of dissonance that washes over you when you’d rather be anywhere else:

I just want to shoot the lights out  / (I don’t know why I came here) / But my words have cut their tongue out / (you’re human after all)

 

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From the low-fi vibes of Beneath a Different Sun to the raw vocalisations and synths on Iris to the fuzzy, distorted guitar on The Numbers, Ventry’s fourth single expands on his distinctive production style for an excellent single. With his lyrics containing all the introspection of conversations had with others, Ventry makes music that speaks directly to those who haven’t quite found themselves yet.

Stop #08 is out across Spotify, Apple Music and Deezer. Check it out by heading here

This article was made in partnership with Paul Wyer