A new Sydney band on the scene likes to refer to themselves as “mature with a youthful demeanour.”
The duo wrote their first song together after an argument. Mark picked up the guitar after years of not playing & wrote some chords. Stacie soon realised that the writing partner she’d been looking for was conveniently residing with her.
The two have an unapologetic worship of real original music & have worked hard with 2 producers on this project for years to get it where it needed to be.
The new single Death Defying has just been released in April 2016 & already receiving airplay & great reviews describing the sound as rock/pop & very fresh.
Sleeping Babys sound is a mixed bag of modern day 60’s pop/rock with riff driven cinematic guitars & melodic pop vocals.
The 1st E.P has been described as; spaghetti western, surf rock, southern pop, with an anthemic / stadium sound. The duo also drew inspiration from Quentin Tarrantino film soundtracks.
The recently released E.P "Idolize" is highly accessible with clever quirky fun to memorable dark emotion & philosophy.
The E.P has received airplay, great reviews & blog features.
The title track "Idolize" was awarded 5th place at the Australian Songwriters Association Song Competition in 2014 for Indie/Rock category. This attracted some great musicians to turn this Sydney indie duo into a 5 piece band.
With new additions, Dave on drums + Brendan on bass, together with Nick on rhythm guitar + Bv’s…….the group have been working hard weekly on developing the new tunes for a live set & have been playing shows in Sydney since late 2014.
Live performances include venues like The Vanguard & Rock Lily in Sydney & 2016 landed the band with a National tour supporting the Ted Mulry Gang Reunion kicking off to a sold out crowd at The Bridge Hotel on 16th July......also playing at iconic venues such as The Palms on Crown Casino.
The set has been a described as a powerhouse journey of energy & emotion.
A band with purpose.
Coming soon in 2017!
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