NATALIE SLADE - Molasses holy-mountain drawing on her own experiences

drawing on her own experiences with Paloma acting as the anchor to direct a deeply personal narrative and album

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NATALIE SLADE - Molasses holy-mountain drawing on her own experiences2LP Black Vinyl, Gatefold Sydney artist Natalie Slades debut album Control, co written with Hiatus Kaiyotes Simon Mavin, is now followed up with a second instalment of Australian future soul in Molasses an album featuring a range of UK and Antipodean artists. Joined by The Dieyoungs on keys and Laneous on guitar, Natalies songwriting and vocals are brought to the fore with excellent production by key Melbourne scene driver, Brisbane's Sampology, and