Louisiana piano-pop act Hunter deBlanc has debuted a new single; inspired by his recent tour of Australia, deBlanc’s infectious, mesmerizing and heart-on-sleeve brand of songwriting comes to the fore on “Sydney”.
The follow up to “Tides”, which dropped earlier this year, “Sydney” is out now, and streaming via Spotify.
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Since 2013, Hunter deBlanc has been crafting his own brand of alternative pop; utilizing synth-pop hooks a la CHVRCHES and The 1975, blended with the piano driven sensibility of Elton John or Billy Joel. What started out as a piano-heavy pop/rock project has evolved into a more refined brand of alternative pop, with a synth that dances,mesmerizing, intertwining with deBlanc’s intricate and uplifting vocal delivery.
Drawing on influence from his international touring and travels, 2017’s Daydreaming record proved to be a breakout release from deBlanc, with 2018 follow-up singles “Tides” and “Sydney” taking his fan base international and – unsurprisingly – scoring the young Louisiana native a swathe of Australian fans in the process.
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