Australian song smith Rhett May has returned with a brand
new track entitled ‘Drifting Dreaming’. A definitive movement away from his
initial offerings, ‘Drifting Dreaming’ is a beautifully constructed release
perfect for a commercial market.
Watch the powerful video here:
Blending classical sensibilities with a twist of Indian
culture, Rhett May has dazzled a plethora of fans with his latest album ‘Fast
Cars & Sitars’ featuring lead single ‘The Violence of Ice’. Rhett does not
adhere to stoic past genres but instead is intent on carving himself a path in
the music world on his own terms. Influenced by the likes of John Lennon, The
Beatles, The Rolling Stones and classical Indian music, Rhett has his own
distinct style which he is keen to share with the world.
The latest single ‘Drifting Dream’ is out 4th
December
Rhett May is making waves with his dynamic blend of classic rock and Indian inspired grooves. His songs are dark and wistful with nods to Led Zeppelin and The Who but also culturally to India with sitar interspersed amongst driving guitar.
Rhett May is a captivating influence who cites John Lennon, Mick Jagger and Ray Davies amongst his influences. His latest single ‘The Violence of Ice’ is a rich blend of differing genres which make for a heady mix.
Rhett May has dominion over all her tracks sonically, musically and lyrically. His poise and ease in his own skin in conveyed into his music and he is a pure pleasure to listen to.
Primarily influenced by the
classic song writing of John Lennon, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, Rhett
May is a rock writer who has moulded his own sound over several decades in the
industry. His self-produced rock is simple, raw and home-made – without over-the-top
production but with plenty to say about May’s take on the modern world.
Having
spent a large part of his childhood in Calcutta, India, his guitar led songs
are infused with the sounds of the Indian streets, giving his music a different
flavour to the majority of current, cookie cutter rock music. By blending classic
sensibilities with a twist of Indian culture, he has created a string of
upcoming singles, the first of which will be ‘The Violence of Ice’ – out
October 2nd.
With a musical
career which spans back to the seventies when his band Lucifer supported
legendary rock band Queen, Rhett May is a voice of experience in a rock world
which has become increasingly shallow. He’s toured the world, seen the music
industry from the inside, and watched the dark side of the business consume
those around him.
Primarily influenced by the classic song writing of John Lennon, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, Rhett May is a rock writer who has moulded his own sound over several decades in the industry. His self-produced rock is simple, raw and home-made – without over-the-top production but with plenty to say about May’s take on the modern world.
Having spent a large part of his childhood in Calcutta, India, his guitar led songs are infused with the sounds of the Indian streets, giving his music a different flavour to the majority of current, cookie cutter rock music. By blending classic sensibilities with a twist of Indian culture, he has created a string of upcoming singles, the first of which will be ‘The Violence of Ice’ – out October 2nd.
With a musical career which spans back to the seventies when his band Lucifer supported legendary rock band Queen, Rhett May is a voice of experience in a rock world which has become increasingly shallow. He’s toured the world, seen the music industry from the inside, and watched the dark side of the business consume those around him.
Throughout those experiences, Rhett May continually turned away the excesses of the industry, choosing instead to write his own story as opposed to those who fell into the clutches of addiction. His is a positive message, song writing influenced by a wide and varied back story which took him from an orphanage at seven years old, to the streets of Calcutta in India, to settling in Melbourne, Australia as part of Lucifer.
It’s a lifetime of stories that shape Rhett May’s song writing, not to mention his work ethic – both musically and personally – which sees him answering every piece of fan mail individually.
And come the release of ‘The Violence of Ice’ on October 2nd, we suspect he’ll be answering plenty more.
Melbourne songwriter releases string of new tracks with guitar led rock song on 2nd October.
Primarily influenced by the classic song writing of John Lennon, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, Rhett May is a rock writer who has moulded his own sound over several decades in the industry. His self-produced rock is simple, raw and home-made – without over-the-top production but with plenty to say about May’s take on the modern world.
Having spent a large part of his childhood in Calcutta, India, his guitar led songs are infused with the sounds of the Indian streets, giving his music a different flavour to the majority of current, cookie cutter rock music. By blending classic sensibilities with a twist of Indian culture, he has created a string of upcoming singles, the first of which will be
