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PNAU's latest with Kira Divine and Marques Toliver is made of "Solid Gold"

  • May 4, 2019
  • Vivian Lin
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Already legendary in their two decade career, Australia's PNAU have accumulated a cult following with their five albums worth of music. After a slew of albums that went platinum, the trio (Nick Littlemore, Peter Mayes and Sam Littlemore) are back with a shimmering new single aptly named, "Solid Gold". Featuring the vocals of Kira Divine and Marques Toliver, "Solid Gold" is a glimmering dance track riddled with disco influences.

With "Solid Gold", PNAU embarked on an audial foray into the hypnotic, everlasting rhythm of old disco records. Inspired by the sun-soaked energy of Australia as well as Nick Littlemore's explorations into world music, "Solid Gold" is fuelled by live instrumentation for a whole-hearted listening experience. Both Divine and Toliver's groovy vocal contributions added to the soul-infused sound, an anthem built to soundtrack good times but, as Littlemore says, it’s also about "the love of a best friend and being able to depend on people". 

PNAU will be touring their home country of Australia before heading over to the USA.

Tour/Festival Dates:

May 11th – Vanfest – Forbes, NSW
May 18th – Bass In The Grass – Darwin, NT
May 25th – Big Pineapple Festival – Sunshine Coast, QLD
July 21st – Pinknic Festival – Randall’s Island Park, NY

Buy/stream "Solid Gold" here.

 

Connect with PNAU: SoundCloud | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

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