Crooked Colours Return With Festival Anthem ‘Pink Limo’
The track follows last year’s banger ‘I Can’t Forget You’.
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‘Pink Limo’ is the latest release from Australian dance act Crooked Colours. Following last year’s ‘I Can’t Forget You’, Crooked Colours’ latest banger is a festival anthem ready-made for the big stage.
The creation of West Aussie Philip Slabber, Crooked Colours has been a mainstay of the Australian electronic landscape for almost 15 years.
Speaking on the new track, Slabber says, “‘Pink Limo’ is about chasing that late-night feeling. When everything’s a little surreal, a little romantic, and you’re not ready for it to end. It’s nostalgic but forward-moving at the same time. I wanted it to feel warm, hypnotic, and slightly reckless. Like cruising nowhere in particular but exactly where you’re meant to be.”
Three albums into his career, the release of ‘Pink Limo’ signals a bold new chapter for Crooked Colours.
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Crooked Colours has become one of our most recognisable electronic music imports, having played all the major Australian festivals, including Laneway Festival, Falls Festival, Beyond The Valley and Splendour in the Grass, along with Bonnaroo in America, while headline shows across Europe.
Crooked Colours has gained a reputation for visually striking live performances and notable collaborations with the likes of Don Toliver, Masked Wolf and Ladyhawke, alongside official remixes from Claptone, HOSH, Kyle Watson, SNBRN, Alison Wonderland, Hermitude and Bag Raiders.
With over 500 million streams across all platforms worldwide, Crooked Colours don’t look like slowing down anytime soon.
‘Pink Lime’ by Crooked Colours is out now. Listen here.
