The track arrives as Salty joins Adelaide’s own Peach PRC on her Australian tour.
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‘Touch Grass’ is the new single from rising Sydney pop artist Salty. Written and recorded in under six hours alongside collaborators Chelsea Warner and Cyrus Villanueva, this one is for fans of Charli xcx, Zara Larsson and Horsegirl.
A shimmering pop release, ‘Touch Grass’ explores the push and pull between the addictive nature of social media and the quiet disconnection it can create.
“Touch Grass is a self-aware pop anthem about confronting my addiction to my phone and social media, and the quiet tension between living life and performing it online,” Salty explains.
“It captures the moment I realised I was prioritising curated, post-able achievements over genuine, present experiences - and the decision to step outside, reconnect and actually be in my life. Some days I am a slave to the algorithm, but it’s in the moments where I practise that self-control I actually feel the most myself.”
The song is accompanied by a vibrant music video directed by Bianca Georgievska and featuring choreography by Zara Dimmock. Check it out below.
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It’s been a huge 12 months for Salty, who recently took part in Live Nation’s Ones To Watch showcase, supported Keli Holiday on his sold-out East Coast tour and performed at the legendary Los Angeles discovery platform We Found New Music, a showcase that has previously featured the likes of Billie Eilish, Arlo Parks, Sam Fender, Bishop Briggs and Sigrid.
‘Touch Grass’ also arrives on the day Salty joins Adelaide’s own Peach PRC for her national tour, performing on stages across the country throughout the rest of March.
‘Touch Grass’ by Salty is out now. Listen here. Catch Salty supporting Peach PRC at AEC Theatre Friday 13 March. Tickets on sale now via frontiertouring.com.
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