A queer dance anthem for the summer, 'Lose Control' releases to the world on October 28 across most streaming platforms.
‘Lose Control’ is the latest track from Boorloo/Perth-based duo PRISCILLA, who return with a glittering electro-pop track about the euphoria of surrounding yourself with people that affirm and understand you. With soaring, graceful vocals and twinkly production, it’s a track that is simultaneously angry at the state of the world and celebratory of the strength that can be found in community.
What you need to know
- ‘Lose Control’ is the latest track from electro-pop duo PRISCILLA
- Featuring graceful vocals and twinkly production, it’s an anthem about finding strength in community
- ‘Lose Control’ is out tomorrow, on October 28
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Comprised of P Gardner (they/them) and Luke Minness (he/him), PRISCILLA have amassed acclaim from audiences and industry insiders alike. Since debuting in 2018, they’ve already shared the stage with the likes of The Presets, Wafia, San Cisco, Haiku Hands, ALPINE and Woodes.
With seven singles under their belt and their single ‘Dance Through the Night’ earning the duo a nomination for Pop song of the Year 2022, PRISCILLA are a fast-rising duo to watch.
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“Feeling at home in your own environment, taking up space, or feeling safe in your own body are some things that others may take for granted because they have never had to think about it,” states P Gardner on ‘Lose Control’.
“Not all of us get to experience a secure sense of feeling comfortable and safe enough to completely let go, lose control, and be ourselves without fear of the external consequences coming from hateful and loveless places.”
PRISCILLA are set to support The Veronicas when they perform at the Summer Festival at the Ice Cream Factory on December 2. They’ll be launching ‘Lose Control’ at Fremantle Arts Centre on December 11.
‘Lose Control’ is out tomorrow. Find it, along with access to the lyrics, by heading here.
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