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The Bonnie Doons Prepare to Take the World by Storm with hit single ‘Fred’

Already outgrowing their native lands of Australia, The Bonnie Doons turn to the rest of the world. Aiming to conquer everybody’s radios and Spotify playlists, they’ve already featured in NME thanks to their incredibly unique indie vibe.

With an addictive blend of Rap, Pop, R&B, indie rock and even Reggae, the upcoming EP is set to be an extreme breath of fresh air for the music scene.

One of their latest singles, ‘Fred’, offers to-the-point advice on relationships, explaining not to feel guilty when finishing a relationship that just isn’t working, wrapped in a bouncy guitar riff and smooth vocals.

“In this track I talk about staying true to who you are and not letting your emotional attachments to things or people keep you from doing what’s right for you. Breaking down the barriers of guilt, letting something go and moving on.”
Torian Brewer, The Bonnie Doons

With a similar vibe to the likes of GUM, Ocean Alley and San Cisco, The Bonnie Doons’ music is an easy listen with layers..

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Ten-year-old Antonia Grace’s new single ‘Tick-Tock and Bonbons’ is guaranteed to make you smile

Antonia Grace, the lovely ten-year-old singer born in France, has just released her latest single ‘Tick-Tock and Bonbons’. The track is beautifully uplifting, colourful, and tender – all feelings that..

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Quite Great TV: Just Checking In

Breaking News!

Quite Great TV has released the first introductory episode as part of our new series ‘Just Checking In’.

The series is presented by Chloe Mogg, one of our writers here at Quite Great..

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