The Greenmatics
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Live electro pop superheroes The Greenmatics are back with their new EP Out of Limbo.
Recorded at Greencentral, tracks include number 1 New Zealand hits Wait No More and Talk, the techno-inspired track Greentea plus the new single - I Love Technology.
Hailing from all over the world, the band stumbled across each other in Melbourne, Australia in 2006 and the trio has been rocking venues across Australia and New Zealand since.
In New Zealand The Greenmatics (formerly ‘Emerald Green’) had four singles reach number 1 in various Top 10 Radio countdowns. They received a nomination for ‘Most Promising New Act’ in the 2005 bNet Music Awards and had their number 1 hit Wait No More remixed by Ryan Beehre (Minuit, Funkn Slocuts) and a tour of New Zealand led to nationwide television coverage.
With this success still fuelling her, Green (Mel Smith) needed to get out of her Christchurch bedroom and into the big bad world. She headed for Australia with a synth under her arm and a love for her music driving her to break the Australian market.
In Melbourne, she found musical soul mates and formed an electro band with the personality, beats and knowledge to break the big city. They made an appearance on Circuit Breakers Vol.1 put out by NSW based Light Sounds and released their Out of Limbo EP. Onstage, they acquired plenty of retro electro gear, and have been cutting some seriously groundbreaking live shows.
Recorded at Greencentral, tracks include number 1 New Zealand hits Wait No More and Talk, the techno-inspired track Greentea plus the new single - I Love Technology.
Hailing from all over the world, the band stumbled across each other in Melbourne, Australia in 2006 and the trio has been rocking venues across Australia and New Zealand since.
In New Zealand The Greenmatics (formerly ‘Emerald Green’) had four singles reach number 1 in various Top 10 Radio countdowns. They received a nomination for ‘Most Promising New Act’ in the 2005 bNet Music Awards and had their number 1 hit Wait No More remixed by Ryan Beehre (Minuit, Funkn Slocuts) and a tour of New Zealand led to nationwide television coverage.
With this success still fuelling her, Green (Mel Smith) needed to get out of her Christchurch bedroom and into the big bad world. She headed for Australia with a synth under her arm and a love for her music driving her to break the Australian market.
In Melbourne, she found musical soul mates and formed an electro band with the personality, beats and knowledge to break the big city. They made an appearance on Circuit Breakers Vol.1 put out by NSW based Light Sounds and released their Out of Limbo EP. Onstage, they acquired plenty of retro electro gear, and have been cutting some seriously groundbreaking live shows.
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She Fell So Well
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I Love Technology
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Wait No More
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Greentea
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TheGreenmatics wrote:
Hello, this is a bit confusing.... how do you upload a picture where that star up the top is? Any help would be much appreciated :]
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ReneesUsername wrote:
i don't usually love this kinda music as much as i love THIS band.
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I Love Technology full track | 4:16 |
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She Fell So Well full track | 4:16 |
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Talk full track | 2:59 |
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TheGreenmatics added The Greenmatics to the lineup of Midnight Circus at Evelyn Hotel. 21 days ago
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