Harrison

Harrison shares two new songs, “Float” and “A View From The Sky”

Harrison

Harrison previews new album with “Float” and “A View From The Sky”

Today, JUNO, Polaris, UK MVA + Prism Prize nominated Toronto producer and musical polymath Harrison shares two fresh tracks to warm up the season. He delivers Float, a shimmering song featuring Los Angeles-based artist Kadhja Bonet, alongside a complimentary instrumental, A View From The Sky. The singles are a preview of Harrison’s new album, set to launch this Spring via Last Gang Records/MNRK. Both demonstrate the evolution of Harrison’s sound since his 2016 JUNO-nominated album, Checkpoint Titanium, and his introspective 2018 sophomore, Apricity, with intention and inspired energy for what’s ahead.

The singles are paired with incredible visualizers by illustrator Elijah Anderson. To complement Harrison’s artistic vision, he enlisted Elijah and the design and animation of Jeremy White to craft single artwork that recalls classic Blue Note covers and iconic Saturday morning cartoons like Schoolhouse Rock!

“Float” is a smooth downtempo tune with a grooving R&B bassline perfect for a reflective drive. As Kadhja sings of struggling to find oneself in another’s absent love through metaphors, her graceful vocals weave throughout this buoyant collaboration: “Do you wanna fill me up/ Like a cheap balloon/ That deflates when you leave the room/ I don’t wanna force it but/ When it gets a haze/ I might float myself away.” 

“A View From The Sky” highlights Harrison’s deep study of jazz and dedication to the piano, written during a moment of personal reclamation after a dark time.

“This piece means a lot to me,” Harrison affirms. “I just started taking Zoloft after a pretty bad stint of depression and it just started to kick in that day. I wanted to convey that feeling of carefreeness even if it was just for a moment. I’ll be proud of this joint forever.”

“Float” and “A View From The Sky” follow a string of standout songs Harrison released between 2021 and 2022. Last year, “Outta This World” marked another collaborative effort with JUNO Award-winning and fellow Toronto artist TOBi. In addition, Harrison released captivating instrumental singles, Around You and Like When We Were Kids, which saw over 3 million combined global streams.

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