RELEASE NEW SINGLE
‘DESIRE’
PREVIOUS RELEASED ‘RUDEBOY’
BBC INTRODUCING ‘TRACK OF THE WEEK’
SUMMER OF FESTIVALS INCLUDE READING & LEEDS, 2000 TREES, NASS FESTIVAL, THE GREAT ESCAPE & BARN ON THE FARM
NOISY CONFIRMED TO CLOSE SEASON FINALE OF MADE IN CHELSEA WITH LIVE PERFORMANCE
HOST FAST FWD TO FRIDAY STAGE AT THE GREAT ESCAPE
Fast rising electronic trio NOISY are back with their second single of the year ‘DESIRE’, out now via Concord Records.
A sonic melting pot of intricate sampling, textured synth and drum patterns reinforced by captivating hooks, the vigorous energy of ‘DESIRE’ is fast becoming synonymous with NOISY’s back catalogue.
‘DESIRE’ comes as the trio perform on the season finale of Channel 4’s Made In Chelsea, which airs May 22nd and are announced to bring their celebrated club night ‘Fast FWD To Friday’ at this year’s The Great Escape, on Thursday 11th May at 11:30pm with their own dedicated stage. This new single also follows their previously released fan-favourite ‘RUDEBOY’ was hailed as the BBC Introducing ‘Track Of The Week’.
‘DESIRE’ demonstrates the trio’s uncompromising consistency with generating feel-good dance-floor anthems. The accompanied Jake River Parker directed music video features a similar electrifying tone as the track itself. Strobe lights and a glitching red backdrop create an intimate mind-altering club aesthetic. Watch here (released 5:00pm April 19th).
Speaking on the new single, the group said: “The song is about the feeling of escape through euphoria and desire, inspired by a night out we had in Brighton years ago that turned crazy pretty quickly (as they usually do). It’s been a crowd favourite from our live shows for quite some time now so we’re gassed to have it out in the world. It’s a proper hands up in the air kinda tune and we can’t wait for people to hear the recorded version.”
Doing what they do best, NOISY have had an explosive start to 2023. Back on home soil after a monumental SXSW in Austin and off the back of performing at London’s Lafayette for BRITs Week, they reintroduced their celebrated Brighton club night ‘Fast FWD To Friday’. A melting pot of DJ sets and live performance, the club night promised an exhilarating, energy-filled night out whilst emerging talent within the scene. After the success of the first sold-out show at The Prince Albert – and having blown out the windows due to the volume of the show – they’ve upgraded venues to The Hope And Ruin for their next show.
Festivals are where the music comes to life, and this summer offers a run of unmissable shows, including NASS Festival, Barn On The Farm, 2000 Trees and a returning slot on the BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage at the prestigious Reading & Leeds.
NOISY have also been announced as official artists involved in this year’s Record Store Day. On April 22nd the group release a 4 track 12-inch Crystal Clear vinyl featuring new single ‘DESIRE’, ‘RUDEBOY’, ‘ALLIGATOR’, and the exclusive ‘ALL OF YOU’. This will mark the group’s first ever physical release.
It’s been all gas no breaks for as long as NOISY can remember. The past year alone, they’ve had D&B legend High Contrast remix their single ‘24/7’, opened for Mike Skinner, enjoyed a UK headline tour which came to London for a sold-out XOYO show and collaborated with the likes of The Prototypes, 1991 and Zero.
This self-sufficient, DIY mindset is one of the driving forces of NOISY (comprised of singer Cody, guitarist Connor and producer Spencer), who pride themselves on owning creative control, writing, recording and producing all of their music, designing their own merch and often shooting their own music videos.
If NOISY’s ambitions are no-holds barred, then they perfectly match-up to the euphoric maximalist blend of dance, drum’n’bass, jungle and electro sounds they’ve celebrated for creating.
2023 continues to shape up to be a standout year for NOISY – your new favourite band that sound nothing like a band.
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My life is a soundtrack, i track my life through music, photography is my passion, my escape, my expression. Without both i have pieces missing, thankfully i’m blessed and get to combine both.
Born in Manchester, lived in Australia for 22 years where i was heavily involved in the Australian Music Industry, firstly in bands (Singer) and then managing bands (all original), I moved back to the UK, Wales specifically 10 years ago and married my childhood sweetheart and life is good.
