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Peaness - Kiss Me Sweet Pea / Sad Season (Preorder 15/12/23)
Peaness - Kiss Me Sweet Pea / Sad Season (Preorder 15/12/23)
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Peaness - Kiss Me Sweet Pea / Sad Season
Label: - SNICK7 - 5053760111245
Format: 7" Black
Country: UK
Released: 15th Dec 2023
Genre: Indie Pop/Shoegaze
Style: Indie Pop/Shoegaze
Description
Indie darlings Peaness are aiming high once again with charming, harmony-driven pop perfection in the form of two original Christmas classics this festive season. Both songs “Kiss Me Sweet Pea” and “Sad Season” are released on their own label Totally Snick Records.
Lead single “Kiss Me Sweet Pea” is an unapologetic pop-produced single embracing many of the Christmas cliches - including sleigh bells, a key change, and a nod to the classic Noddy Holder scream. B side and second single “Sad Season” follows a more sombre style with its stripped-back jazz standard approach to production and songwriting, which gives a more intimate piece of work from what we’ve come to expect from Peaness, with front person Jess Branney featuring alongside a piano and a string arrangement.
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Label: - SNICK7 - 5053760111245
Format: 7" Black
Country: UK
Released: 15th Dec 2023
Genre: Indie Pop/Shoegaze
Style: Indie Pop/Shoegaze
Description
Indie darlings Peaness are aiming high once again with charming, harmony-driven pop perfection in the form of two original Christmas classics this festive season. Both songs “Kiss Me Sweet Pea” and “Sad Season” are released on their own label Totally Snick Records.
Lead single “Kiss Me Sweet Pea” is an unapologetic pop-produced single embracing many of the Christmas cliches - including sleigh bells, a key change, and a nod to the classic Noddy Holder scream. B side and second single “Sad Season” follows a more sombre style with its stripped-back jazz standard approach to production and songwriting, which gives a more intimate piece of work from what we’ve come to expect from Peaness, with front person Jess Branney featuring alongside a piano and a string arrangement.
