When did you first start making music and what led you there? It started as a solo creative outlet that really blossomed when high school came to an end and it turned into a proper project for experimenting creatively. Seattle Fix was soon formed to express the music properly on stage.
Tell us about your single ‘Stone’. What is the story behind it? What inspired it? ‘Stone’ is a special song and it felt really different to our others, it was a real step up. The song is about finding resilience to push through no matter how big or small, whether during light or dark times.
What do you love about making music? Writing has such a strong therapeutic effect, each song is a true release, no matter what that feeling is. That kind of expression can be so important in being able to be yourself, throughout all the struggles and celebrations.
How would you describe your sound and how did you come to it? We’d say it’s a mix of indie, shoe-gaze and alt-rock. Seattle Fix started very much as a happy-sounding indie-rock band but that just wasn’t us. We became influenced by bands like Warpaint, Daughter, The XX, and Snakadaktal. We got a lot moodier and began appreciating darker, richer textures.
What can we expect from the live shows? You’ll hear lots of dreamy soundscapes, catchy melodies and big drums. And as well as ‘Stone’ you’ll get to hear some older stuff and some of the new songs we’re currently working on.
