Gold Coast-based music artist India Dupriez releases yet another spellbinding contemporary pop track, Pray. In only eighteen months the fast-rising young singer-songwriter has gone from winning eisteddfods to working with some of the most in-demand record producers in the world. With several impacting singles already to her credit, India is poised to enter the next phase of her burgeoning career with Pray.
Merging a rousing unyielding drum groove, immediate hooks, and a self-empowering lyric with an intimate, emotionally charged vocal performance, Pray features a timely, dual exploration of self and faith. Co-written with Rob Amoruso (The Rubens, Baker Boy), Pray elaborates upon India's previous work while reasserting her idiosyncratically deft vocal and writing skills. As India says about the new release, 'It's honest lyrically and open to interpretation but can also be heard casually as it easily covers a wide range of playlist and radio genres. It's timeless and has an open target audience. Bring more positive music to a newer generation.'
Courted by her current representation, Los Angeles based Symba Music Group, India has traversed the globe to write and record with some of the heavy hitters of the contemporary pop music scene including, Chizzy Stephens (Justin Bieber, Jennifer Lopez) and Kyle Moorman (Pink, Sheppard, Miley Cyrus, Ellie King). Pray is set to propel India Dupriez into the international spotlight, heralding the beginning of an undoubtedly stellar career for this exceptional Australian music artist.
Question: How would you describe your music?
India Dupriez: Pop edge, pop, music for people who feel things !
Question: Can you tell us about your new song Pray?
India Dupriez: Pray is a song that is sung honestly and vulnerably. I wrote this song at my piano one day and in my deepest moment wanted to share what helped me heal so I can hopefully help someone else feeling the same way. Having faith is life, whether it's a 'God', a 'universe', or nothing at all, I want to start a conversation about it.
Question: Do you prefer performing live or recording?
India Dupriez: Performing live because you can feel the energy of the people but I love recording in the studio because I can manipulate my sound and create the best work in a relaxed environment.
Question: What motivates you most when writing music?
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