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Anto Dust explore dreamy, ethereal indie-pop on "Sinners Sing"

  • October 5, 2023
  • Aidan Grant
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Anto Dust have made a striking comeback with their latest single, "Sinners Sing", an ethereal and dreamy indie-pop gem. Beneath the lead vocals, you'll find layered harmonies that drift like a soft, comforting backdrop, while the instrumentation of the track gleams with epic and spacious chords. Steel guitar bends evoke a country feeling to contrast the sonically cinematic sound.

The band, celebrated for their fusion of cinematic pop and indie music, consists of Anto Cossu, a musician and film composer hailing from Sardinia, Antonio Perry, Dave Roberts and Eleanor Gall. The track marks a return for the band after their revered single “A Larkin” a number of years ago. The new single showcases exactly why they have been one of the most exciting and critically acclaimed artists.  Fans of Beach House tune into this one.

The band comment, "‘Sinners Sing’ was created in collaboration with Oscar and Grammy winner Robert L Smith, producer of Paul McCartney, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga and David Bowie. It tells the story of talented young musicians gathering around Dalston in London, playing at venues such as The Shacklewell Arms and Moth Club. Wasting away with drugs and alcohol, staying up for days and not knowing what day it is anymore, it becomes a way to fill the void from a lack of genuine human connection. The song is not meant as a judgment, but as a cry for help. A way to raise awareness around what happens backstage, when the lights go out and the music's over."

You can catch Anto Dust at their first headline show at The Lexington in London here

Connect with Anto Dust: Instagram / Spotify / Facebook / Youtube

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