South Africa’s You, Me and the Harmony have released their highly anticipated debut album, Comets Collide. The album release follows up the band’s latest trio of singles released throughout 2020.
It was announced on July 22nd with an artwork reveal after the band and various influencers teased different space themed images on social media throughout the week. One of these being a square tile with a galaxy filled Y along with the hashtag #CometsCollide (Fyre Fest style).
You, Me and the Harmony boasts a number of recent successes with some of their latest singles winning them the top of various local radio charts, as well as the cover spot on the SA Rock Essentials playlist to name a few.
More info about You, Me and The Harmony‘s Comets Collide
Comets Collide was partly recorded at Parkland Studios and then completed at Gloryvale Studios in Edenvale, South Africa, with one of the bands go to producers, Mike Wright (Wrighteousmike), and the other being their mixing engineer, Clint Watts from Watts Audio Engineering, who completed the mixing and mastering of the album.
The album is now available on all streaming platforms and is accompanied by the just unveiled new single, “King of Fools”. “King of Fools” is joined by yet another interesting new lyric video made by member Carl Dos Santos and manager Tanika Coulson. You can listen to Comets Collide on Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music.
You, Me and the Harmony will kick off their album, with a livestream album launch on 25 July 2020 (tomorrow) at 7:30pm SAST. The performance will be livestreamed from the Facet Nation and Norwood Productions studio in Melville, Johannesburg and will be streamed live to their Facebook and YouTube channels. Click here for more news about the band.
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