He’s Australian. Based in Los Angeles. And has made a distinctly European turn in his new song.

Harry Nathan‘s ‘Frontin Me’, ladies & gentlemen.

Speaking about the new lo-fi house track, he explains,

“The song was recorded into a 1984 SONY M-10 microcassette recorder. I wasn’t really sure what I was singing, I was just jamming and mumbling, stream of consciousness kind of thing. When entering this kind of trance, my lyrics tend to reflect unsurfaced emotions, and it wasn’t until after I had finished recording that I realised the song was about people that are fake, putting up a façade trying to impress all the time.”

We can’t quite work out if this is filmed before, during or after the party, but with visuals as quirky and comedic as always, we suggest you go check it out!

‘Frontin Me’ is available everywhere now via French tastemaker label, Kitsuné.

Sounds like: Moby, Joe Goddard, Roosevelt, Classixx, Goldroom, Hayden James

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