Euan Hart

Through his genre bending songwriting, Euan Hart blends contemporary folk foundations with vivid pop threads defining himself as a stylistic chameleon in the alt-folk/pop scene in both hemispheres. The unique sonic landscapes created in his music are worlds created solely by Hart in his home studio where he records and produces all releases to date - a testament to his skill in production and singular recording techniques.

Drawing upon influences such as Weyes Blood, Father John Misty and Andy Shauf, Hart’s tongue in cheek lyricism blur the lines between the devastating truths of heartbreak and the rituals of daily life, showing that a lot of the times they are one in the same.

Love Me Like I Do is a noir ode to the 60s dancehall music Hart grew up listening to in his hometown of Sydney, Australia. This sultry release blends traditional styles with modern tools, using AI to build the prologue in an ‘old timey’ radio show style. Euan Hart had this to say of the release “Love Me Like I Do is the anti love song I always wanted to write. It’s about the things you don’t see in a lover until you really get to know them, and you can love them even more for them or choose to ignore them because after all, you love them for them.”