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Live electro pop superheroes 'The Greenmatics' are back with their brand new single 'She Fell So Well'.
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' 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 2 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.
Now back from their East Coast Tour of Australia, 'The Greenmatics' are currently working on their debut album with Brian Canham (Pseudo Echo frontman), due for release in 2009.
Are you excited? They are.
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Instrumentation
Green (aka: Mel) + backing band
Discography
Out Of Limbo - EP
Has received a huge amount of Radio support from New Zealand, Australia and many other Countries and Internet sites around the world.
She Fell So Well - Single
Was produced by Brian Canham (Pseudo Echo frontman). Has been played on countless Radio Stations and Internet sites all over the world, plus has been on Top 10 Radio countdowns in Australia and New Zealand. It has been remixed by 'New Tools for Monkeys' and 'Benny Electric'. It has recently been chosen for the soundtrack of a Mountain Biking DVD.
I Love Technology - Single
Produced by Brian Canham (Pseudo Echo frontman). Has been played on Triple J and on countless other Radio Stations and Internet sites all over the world, plus has been on Top 10 Radio/Internet countdowns in Australia and New Zealand. It has been remixed by many people including 'Benny Electric', 'Pretension' and 'Winston & Yoddy' which was recently selected for a compilation put out by Melbourne Radio Station PBS.
Talk - Single
Has been played on countless Radio Stations and Internet sites all over the world, plus has been on Top 10 Radio countdowns in New Zealand.
Wait No More - Single
This track has been played on countless Radio Stations and Internet sites all over the world, plus has been on Top 10 Radio countdowns in New Zealand. It has also been remixed by Ryan Beehre (Minuit) and has been played in clubs in the UK, plus the remix was also selected for a French compilation by label Agoon Agoon. It was also chosen for a compilation put out by NZ Radio Station 'RDU' called 'Some New Zealand Music Is Shit'. Another compilation it was selected for was put out by NSW Company Light Sounds, it's called 'Circuit Breaker'.
Greentea - Single
Has been played on countless Radio Stations and Internet sites all over the world, plus has been on Top 10 Radio countdowns in New Zealand.
In The Air - Single
Has been played on countless radio stations and Internet sites all over the world, plus has been on Top 10 Radio countdowns in New Zealand. It was chosen for a compilation called 'Robots Dream of Electric Sheep' which was put out by NZ label Electrode Records
In Limbo - Single
Has been played on countless radio stations and Internet sites all over the world, plus has been on Top 10 Radio countdowns in New Zealand. It also reached number 27 on the Radioscope Alternative Charts for the whole of 2005, it was the highest self release. It is also on the is on the Analogue Attack compilation tape released only in New Zealand