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Heights ft. Martine

by Twig Pigeon

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Heights ft. Martine is the forthcoming single by Twig Pigeon. Written and produced by Twig Pigeon in collaboration with vocalist Martine Faircloth-Harding. The track explores the idea of self identify and how we compare ourselves to others, and ourselves.

‘Heights’ marks the first of three commissioned paintings by New Zealand Artist, Cam Edward in collaboration with Twig Pigeon, titled ‘Perspect’. Cam Edward created the first piece for 'Heights’ to illustrate the relationship between self identity . ‘Heights’ explores the relationship between ones self identity and the emulation of others. It breaks down the concept that that at once we are simultaneously unique beings but also highly receptive to constant external influences. To be reflective. Each of us are really just the addition and then the average of the people that we surround ourselves with; unique but not indifferent. We are all able to be led in one direction or another but what ties us together is a shared sense of perspective, just different viewpoints.”

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released July 17, 2020
Written by Ricky Simmonds and Martine Faircloth-Harding
Production by Ricky Simmonds
Mix by Matt Eller at Evoke Audio, Auckland, New Zealand
Master by Ben Feggans at Studios 301, Sydney, Australia

Artwork by Cam Edward (www.camedward.com)
Logo Design and Graphics by Graham Frost

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