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two years on from her blistering debut a suitable girl, ali barter has announced her triumphant return with hello, i’m doing my best - a revealing collection of songs that track her most formative relationships: to her body, her instincts, sobriety and the old vices it counteracts, and the people she loves most.
from her breakout single ‘girlie bits’ to recent cut ‘ur a piece of shit’ barter spins sobering honesty through sugary pop songs, like a one-two punch of staunch self assurance and touching vulnerability, in a way that is so uniquely her own. on her method, barter explains “i really connect to the idea that you can say something really controversial, but if you say it in a nice way people are more likely to listen to it.” since winning the triple j unearthed competition and releasing her debut album a suitable girl in 2017, the former choir girl has enjoyed support at home from triple j, fbi radio, the australian, rolling stone and tone deaf, while further afield, beats 1, clash and the 405 have all thrown support behind the unconventional pop star. barter has toured relentlessly, completing two sold out headline tours, countless festival slots and supported the rubens, the war on drugs, the jezabels, stevie nicks, the preatures, chrissie hynde and personal hero, liz phair.
from her breakout single ‘girlie bits’ to recent cut ‘ur a piece of shit’ barter spins sobering honesty through sugary pop songs, like a one-two punch of staunch self assurance and touching vulnerability, in a way that is so uniquely her own. on her method, barter explains “i really connect to the idea that you can say something really controversial, but if you say it in a nice way people are more likely to listen to it.” since winning the triple j unearthed competition and releasing her debut album a suitable girl in 2017, the former choir girl has enjoyed support at home from triple j, fbi radio, the australian, rolling stone and tone deaf, while further afield, beats 1, clash and the 405 have all thrown support behind the unconventional pop star. barter has toured relentlessly, completing two sold out headline tours, countless festival slots and supported the rubens, the war on drugs, the jezabels, stevie nicks, the preatures, chrissie hynde and personal hero, liz phair.
Releases 10/18 on Resident Music.
