Selve is Breaking into Heaven with their fresh rock release
Selve is a 6 piece band bringing together musical talent and storytelling to rock the radio. NITV Radio speak with Loki Liddle guitarist and lead vocalist, sharing Selve's song making journey from Broome to Abby Road London that has culminated in the roaring rock release of
Breaking into Heaven
.
"Abby road almost represents this mythological point in rock n roll history....I got to take embers of songs from Jabirr Jabirr Country and sing that"
Loki gives us a closer look into Selves sound making with their time spent in Abby Road Studios, London and a 6 month poetry residency in the Gold Coast as well as significant people like Uncle Richard bell who said "choose the most radical path and go with that".
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