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Guyy & the Fox hatch new single: The Mountain

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The Mountain is the rhythmic first single release from an upcoming EP from local blues and roots force Guyy and the Fox.


Fans have waited patiently for over five years since the release of their debut self-titled EP in 2016. The new EP expands on the duos already immense sound, ushering in a new era for the award-winning act.


The hard-hitting duo consistently made a name for themselves in the Australian Folk Festival scene, mesmerising thousands at The Woodford Folk Festival, The National Folk Festival as well as multiple international tours.


The track can be streamed here


Guyy & the Fox are renowned for their high impact performances, featuring epic instrumentals as well as more contemporary folk-rock and pop songs such as The Mountain – drawing on influences

from a wide range or artists such as Hans Zimmer, Tame Impala Drum Tao.


"We’ve always managed to pull off a huge sound as a duo – for this release we wanted to expand on that and bring our audience the full version of what we’re all about. I had a sound in my head that I chased for years. Every song on the album went through several iterations before finally coming to life in its current form," Guyy says.

In 2020 ArtsACT announced emergency funding for artists impacted by COVID19. The funding was aimed at assisting artists to continue their arts practice in lieu of the lost income and opportunities due to lockdowns and travel restrictions. Guyy was a successful applicant and used the funding to recruit specialist musicians for the recording sessions.


“As a musician and studio owner, my income was hugely affected by COVID19, and I was forced to hit the brakes on making new music. Homefront allowed me to continue working on the EP during lockdowns and provided me with financial support as well as recruiting the specialist session musicians that I needed to record. Without ArtsACT and Homefront, I would have had to seek work and income elsewhere, until I was able to resume working as a musician.”

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