Nancie Schipper

Take Out The Trash is a song about getting your shit together, one step at a time. It starts with cleaning the trash out of your room, and continues by dealing with emotions head on. Produced by John Castle (Angie McMahon, Vance Joy), Schipper’s take on indie rock-meets-pop sounds better than ever, driven by big crunchy chords and infectious melodies.

“I wrote TOTT at the start of this year when I acknowledged my mental health for the first time and actively started doing things to help improve it. Sometimes it’s the little things.. a clean room, or seeing your friends that can make a huge difference.”

TOTT follows singles ‘When You Get Home’ and ‘Long Fall’, the latter of which scored her a spot as a triple j Unearthed High Finalist in 2018. ‘When You Get Home’ was quickly added to spot rotation on triple j following its premiere on the stations ‘Good Nights With Bridget Hustwaite’ program, and featured in Spotify playlists New Music Friday AUS & NZ, Chords & Cardigans, Indie Arrivals and Broad Chords.

The 19 year old is no newcomer to the stage, having spent the last six years tirelessly working her way around the scene, cutting her teeth playing pub gigs whilst too young to buy a drink at the bar. Swapping an acoustic for a telecaster and full band, the hard work is paying off for Schipper, who showcased at BIGSOUND this year to packed rooms and scored a slot opening for Alex Lahey on her regional tour this October/November. The last year has seen her support Ball Park Music, Tia Gostelow, Rat!Hammock and perform at St Kilda Festival and Queenscliff Music Festival.