Bonjah

This is going to be RAD!!!Melbourne favorites BONJAH announce their return to 2013 with the infectious new single Blue Tone Black Heart & accompanying national tour. The acclaimed band have carved a reputation as a captivating must see live act, building a loyal following nationally & playing many sold out shows all over the world. BONJAH’s new single heralds the return of a band that has fully embraced an accomplished sound. ‘Blue Tone Black Heart’ is laden with world-class riffs, driving rhythms and huge melodic hooks; all combined with front-man Glenn Mossop’s unique vocal delivery and the production efforts of super-producer Jan Skubiszewski (The Cat Empire, Way of the Eagle, Owl Eyes). ‘Blue Tone Black Heart’ really spring boards from the breakthrough success of BONJAH’s national radio hit from earlier this year - ‘Evolution’ – which received high rotation airplay from multiple stations across Australia including Channel V, ABC’s Rage and Radar Radio. National broadcaster triple j provided significant enough airplay to keep the single in its Top 20 most played songs for six weeks straight, while their Like A Version cover of Lorde’s ‘Royals’ has garnered over 240,000+ views on Youtube since May. The Blue Tone Black Heart Tour is set to kick-off in October, with tour support provided by REMI and Jack Stirling (Joe Kings) on selected dates. With their new single poised to blow up around the country, BONJAH are set to prove themselves as Australia’s “must-see” act this Summer.For tour dates, tickets & info head to www.bonjahmusic.com “The lyrics were inspired by a James Dean quote I came across - "Dream as though you will live forever. Live like you will die today."The riff to the song had actually been hanging around for a couple months before I came across the quote. I knew I wanted to use the guitar riff somewhere and make a feature of it as it was so addictive to play but it was taking awhile for it to find a home. Then coming across the JD quote it all clicked and gave the song a direction and from there it all came to life very naturally and fast.” Glenn Mossop.