SESAME GIRL
THEY ARE a quadrant of Canberran dream-pop debonairs with songs as spirited as they are shadowy. There’s a warbly, psych-esque bite to Yasmine Hosseini’s tantalising leads, frontwoman Heather Duncan soaring over them with ambrosial vocals equally bold and buttery, and luscious rhythmic strumming that glues the whole mix together.
THEY’RE FOR FANS OF Soccer Mommy, Beach House and Julia Jacklin.
THEIR LATEST RELEASE IS “Get Up”, our first taste of a debut EP set for release in the latter chunk of 2021, upon which (we’re desperately hoping) the band will became a smash hit on festival stages everywhere. Per their Triple J Unearthed profile – which you should definitely go follow – Sesame
Girl are inspired by the alt-rock greats of the ‘80s and ‘90s. That nostalgic flair is crystallised beautifully on “Get Up”, with a slick of the glittery, melancholic radiance of acts like Mazzy Star and The Cure.