Central Coast artist Bek Jensen marks her first release of 2025 with Hot Summer Sun, a funk-laden commentary on climate change.
The track sees Jensen continuing her signature blend of soul, funk and RnB while tackling weightier themes beneath its groove-heavy surface. Hot Summer Sun explores the metaphorical relationship between celestial bodies against the backdrop of global warming concerns, creating what might be her most politically charged release to date.
The new single follows a steady stream of releases from the prolific songwriter, whose catalogue includes two albums and EPs alongside multiple singles. Having carved out her musical path since 2012, Jensen has built a devoted following through releases like BeKimochi, Lucky, and Magic & Art and Energy.
Bek Jensen tour dates:
- 28 February – Big Little Brewery, Gosford
- 1 March – The Trocadero Room, Enmore (Single Launch)
- 2 March – Jimmy Joan’s, Hunter Valley
- 15-16 March – Blue Mountains Music Festival
- 11 April – The Bally, Balgowlah
- 26 April – Avoca Theatre, Avoca Beach (Supporting Karen Lee Andrews)
- 10 May – The Sheridon Room, Gundagai
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The track showcases Jensen’s evolution from her teenage beginnings to her current position as a multifaceted artist who produces as well as performs. Her approach to songwriting frequently pairs deeper themes with accessible melodies, creating music that works both on and below the surface.
Hot Summer Sun arrives as Jensen’s first offering of 2025, building on the momentum of her previous releases and extensive touring schedule. The single demonstrates her commitment to crafting songs that transcend typical pop formulas while maintaining their immediate appeal.
Fans can catch Jensen performing the new single alongside her established catalogue across New South Wales through autumn, including a special launch show at Enmore’s Trocadero Room and an appearance at the Blue Mountains Music Festival.
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