
NEW SINGLE OUT FEB 14th
Available on all streaming platforms and coming soon to Bandcamp
A Short Film About Love
There are times when an artist chooses to push boundaries and explore territories that pack a punch to the human psyche. London based, Australian recording artist Kmoto, is all that and so much more. Having spent the last few years since the confines of the pandemic searching internally for her own sense of self, she is about to deliver two tracks from a forthcoming EP that challenge her previous Alt Country palette and which now demand to be heard. Celebrating Valentines Day in her own inimitable style, Kmoto drops the first rambunctious single, ‘A Short Film About Love’ in a fusion of blistering sounds. About her own conflicting emotions around current horrific world/local events, it was written after weeks of listening exclusively to The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and watching films made by Polish film makers, most notably Krzysztof Kieslowski. Those influences make it a head long journey into a thunderous joyride of sounds.
If you are looking for music that really makes you think and delves into ideas that are beyond today’s disposable pop, make sure you seek out Kmoto. A strong, independent woman full of big ideas and music to match. Her next steps will be ones to watch.
A Short Film About Love will be released on all platforms 14 Feb 2025.
The second single from the forthcoming EP is expected to drop in April.
Written by Jay B
McCauleyDebut EP available on all digital streaming platforms.
12" vinyl available on Bandcamp
"like honey in my ears"
"listening on the train, perfect tunes for the journey"
"soundtrack to our holiday"
"now on my driving playlist, obsessed!"
"very filmic"
Here and Now is the debut EP from Australian born, London based artist Kmoto. Touched by Alt Country, Americana and misty-ladened Indie Pop, her debut owes a lot to Beck, Radiohead, PJ Harvey and Aldous Huxley.
Loaded with 5 tracks of extraordinary beauty, the organic & dynamic instrumentation sits invitingly under her intoxicating & languid vocals. The lyricism & wordplay paint pictures that are inspired by her fascination with the desert; inviting and beckoning audiences to come along for the ride. From the title track to the finality of That’s Not Country Fair, Kmoto keeps you pressing replay on a voyage of evolving discovery that evokes connections between realities and forgotten memories in a fashion rarely experienced on a debut.
Intelligently crafted & designed, jump in and enjoy the Here and Now but know that the future possibilities are endless.Written by Jay B McCauley
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