Sasha March is a songwriter and vocalist who has moved on from early folk influences to head in a new direction producing vocal-driven indie art-pop.
March has collaborated with Adelaide producer Tristan Jvmes, releasing her debut single, 'Can I Call' in early 2022, followed by Jvmes' single 'You're A Wildfire' mid last year.Collaborations with Californian producer and multi instrumentalist Nick Bray (Jesse Judies) and Sydney producer Ollie Brown have also led to the culmination of her current music explorations.
"Tristan Jvmes and I have been working on writing and producing a whole new project," Sasha says.
"I've been learning some new tricks and skills to produce and write in different ways, supported by some excellent collaborators who I'm super grateful to have around.
"This new music and live show is a shake out, a wake up, a trial, a terror, a fun exploration. To get the adrenaline pumping and be amongst you all again.
"It's a new way of making and performing for me and I'd love to have you there."
Currently performing her 'Prototype' show as part of 2023 Adelaide Fringe (March still has performances this/ next weekend), here Sasha shares 5 great textures of sound and touch.
1: A super crispy cold radish
Ideally fresh picked and then plunged into a bowl of iced water. Leave there for a few minutes, then bite.2: The drone of a sweet synth, or a vocal tone
A nice sound that hits that soothing spot deep in the cells and makes everything feel fuzzy and safe.3: Golf course grass
On the green where it's perfectly cut, soft and slightly spongy. Feels excellent under foot.
4: An acupressure Mat
The line between feeling uncomfortable about being spiked all over your skin, and knowing it will eventually cross over into relaxation, and that apparently it's good for you.5: Freshly painted nails
The smooth texture of them running over your lips and running over each other in a row, making a gentle rhythmic clicking sound.Sasha March's 'Prototype' plays as part of Adelaide Fringe at The Breakout at The Mill 17-18, 24-25 February.
