The latest single by Ollie Twohill, ‘Washed Away,’ is a heart-wrenching tribute to the devastating floods that hit Murwillumbah and various parts of Australia in 2022. This song tells the story of the flood victims’ experiences and is a reflection of the overwhelming emotions they faced during this traumatic period. Ollie’s vocals on this track are packed with passion and raw emotion, perfectly capturing the depth of meaning in the lyrics.
As a one-man band, Ollie plays the guitar and uses both feet on a stomp box and a high-hat cymbal, all while singing. For recordings, siblings Blair and Lawson Hamilton join him on drums and bass, respectively. Ollie’s influences include a mix of genres and artists such as Green Day, Blink 182, John Mayer, and Foo Fighters.
While Ollie’s performances have been limited due to the pandemic, he has released five singles that have been played on radio stations in the US, Canada, UK, Austria, Europe, South America, and Australia. The recent success of his single “Neverland” is a testament to Ollie’s musical prowess and has been lauded by music critics around the world.
The song ‘Washed Away’ is a testament to Ollie’s songwriting ability, and he has managed to capture the emotions of the flood victims in his hometown. The lyrics are heartfelt, and the melody is well-crafted, ensuring that the song will resonate with listeners long after the first listen.
‘Washed Away’ is a poignant and moving tribute to the victims of the 2022 floods. Ollie’s ability to capture the emotions of those affected and convey them through his music is a testament to his talent as a songwriter and performer. This song is a must-listen for anyone looking for a meaningful and heartfelt musical experience.
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Karen Harding is a Melbourne, Australia based singer/songwriter, founder of Sounds On The Couch, and founder and operator of boutique music PR service for emerging and independent artists, Rise Indie.