Australian Dream-Pop Artist Hatchie Unveils Latest Single 'Carousel' Ahead of US Concerts
Hatchie, the brainchild of Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Harriette Pilbeam, has just dropped her latest single "Carousel" in support of her third studio album "Liquorice". The dream-pop practitioner is gearing up for a string of US concerts, including stops in Los Angeles and New York.
"Carousel" is an epic track that delves into themes of fixation, longing, and emotional suspension. The song boasts shoegaze-inspired guitars and builds to a soaring chorus. Fans are already buzzing around the single's release, with Hatchie expressing her excitement about finally sharing "Liquorice" with her Australian fans.
The album "Liquorice", released through Secretly Canadian, features singles like "Lose It Again", "Sage", and "Only One Laughing". The LP was recorded by producer Melina Duterte at her home studio in Los Angeles, alongside Stella Mozgawa (Warpaint, Courtney Barnett) on drums, with Alex Farrar (Wednesday, MJ Lenderman) on mixing duties. Greg Obis (Dutch Interior, Slow Pulp, Wishy) mastered the album in Chicago.
Hatchie has been gaining momentum since her debut album's release, and fans can expect a treat with her "Liquorice Tour" 2026. The tour will kick off with a show at Los Angeles' Lodge Room on February 5th, followed by stops in New York's Music Hall of Williamsburg on February 20th. She'll also return to Sydney for a headline show on May 3rd at The Vanguard.
Catch Hatchie live and experience the euphoric energy that her music brings to fans worldwide.
Hatchie, the brainchild of Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Harriette Pilbeam, has just dropped her latest single "Carousel" in support of her third studio album "Liquorice". The dream-pop practitioner is gearing up for a string of US concerts, including stops in Los Angeles and New York.
"Carousel" is an epic track that delves into themes of fixation, longing, and emotional suspension. The song boasts shoegaze-inspired guitars and builds to a soaring chorus. Fans are already buzzing around the single's release, with Hatchie expressing her excitement about finally sharing "Liquorice" with her Australian fans.
The album "Liquorice", released through Secretly Canadian, features singles like "Lose It Again", "Sage", and "Only One Laughing". The LP was recorded by producer Melina Duterte at her home studio in Los Angeles, alongside Stella Mozgawa (Warpaint, Courtney Barnett) on drums, with Alex Farrar (Wednesday, MJ Lenderman) on mixing duties. Greg Obis (Dutch Interior, Slow Pulp, Wishy) mastered the album in Chicago.
Hatchie has been gaining momentum since her debut album's release, and fans can expect a treat with her "Liquorice Tour" 2026. The tour will kick off with a show at Los Angeles' Lodge Room on February 5th, followed by stops in New York's Music Hall of Williamsburg on February 20th. She'll also return to Sydney for a headline show on May 3rd at The Vanguard.
Catch Hatchie live and experience the euphoric energy that her music brings to fans worldwide.
I'm totally stoked about Hatchie's new single "Carousel"! It's like she's been bottling up all these emotions and feelings and now they're just spilling out in this gorgeous dream-pop track 
The guitar work is insane, it's like she's transported us to a whole other world where nothing else matters but the music 
And that chorus? Forget about it! It's like it's going to give you wings and carry you away on a wave of euphoria 
What I love most about Hatchie's music is how it always feels so... intimate, you know? Like she's sharing these super personal stories with us that only we get to hear 
And the production quality is just top-notch - I mean, who knew Melina Duterte and Stella Mozgawa could create something so magical together?! 
The whole thing just feels like a masterclass in songwriting and sonic experimentation. Can't wait to see Hatchie live next year!
You gotta love the vibe of Hatchie's new single, "Carousel". She's got this gift for creating dream-pop anthems that just make you wanna dance around in your room all night. Her live shows must be like a spiritual experience or something 
. Anyway, can't wait to see her kill it on tour next year! 
I think what's really cool about this whole thing is how our perception of time can be super distorted when we're lost in our own thoughts... like on "Carousel". It's like, you can get so caught up in your own head and feel like the world outside just stops existing. But that's where I think the magic happens - when we learn to navigate those feelings and not let them consume us 
... Don't get me wrong, it sounds pretty dreamy and all, but is it really a game-changer? I mean, we've had similar shoegaze vibes before from other artists. And what's with the hype for this US tour? Are people just excited to see her perform live or is there something more to it? 
, sounds like people are gonna have to deal with even more traffic in LA and NYC next year... concert crowds can be so overwhelming 
. And 2026 tour dates just mean another chance for overpriced merch and mediocre food at festivals 
. On the bright side, I guess fans will finally get to hear Hatchie's new album "Liquorice" 
, which I'm sure is going to be super catchy and perfect for a night out... or a weekend of existential dread 
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! Her new single "Carousel" is literally giving me all the feels 
- it's like she's tapping into this deep emotional space and I am HERE FOR IT 
. And can we talk about how gorgeous her sound is? Like, have you heard that shoegaze-inspired guitar part in "Carousel"? 
. but hey, if hatchie wants to bring her dream-pop magic to america, who am i to judge 
! The dream-pop vibes are everything and I love how she's experimenting with different sounds on "Carousel". It's like, you can totally imagine yourself getting lost in the haze of that song 
. And I've been loving her music since her debut album, it's like she's always pushing herself to create something new and amazing 
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have you listened to it yet? 
. The dream-pop vibes are on point 
. I'm also loving the fact that she's supporting her album 'Liquorice' with this single release 
. The production quality is top-notch and I'm hyped for her US concerts in 2026! 
Can't wait to see her live and feel that euphoric energy 
#Hatchie #Carousel #DreamPop #NewMusic #ConcertVibes
i mean, who needs spotify Discover Weekly when you can just put on my old playlist with Warpaint and M83 and get transported to 2015? 
anyway, can't wait for her US tour in 2026 - fingers crossed she'll bring the same energy as my fave indie shows from 2018 