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Your Girl Pho announces Australian tour with banger "Don't Wanna"

  • October 17, 2019
  • Evan Crandell
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Vocalist Your Girl Pho has returned with a bombastic new single entitled “Don’t Wanna.” The Perth-based artist, real name Phoebe Gunson, shows off her unique, elastic vocal style with some bold lyrics over a thumping beat from Peter Spittle. The track has electric energy that makes it a perfect soundtrack for the announcement of a string of shows in Australia.

Spittle’s heavy synth bass line and infectious drum beat immediately will get audiences moving as he sets the stage for Pho’s vocal delivery that drips with playful attitude. Her words focus on spurning outside influence and relying solely on one’s self for fulfillment, particularly in the evolving arena of feminism. Interspersed with the alluring, almost spoken word verses, her hooks ring out as she sings, “I don’t wanna God / I don’t wanna boss / See me at the top / don’t tell me what’s up.” The lyrics provide a contagious presence of self-assuredness that fits with Spittle’s dynamic production. Your Girl Pho’s impressive vocal skills and captivating energy make for an entertaining track and should lead to unforgettable live performances.

Follow Your Girl Pho on tour in Australia:

19 October: Connections Nightclub, Perth

25 October: Settlers Tavern, Margaret River 

26 October: Six Degrees, Albany 

2 November: WAMFest, The Bird, Perth

24 November: Yours & Owls, North Gong, Wollongong 

Connect with Your Girl Pho: Instagram | Facebook | Soundcloud | Twitter

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