Harmony Romsloe writes indie rock that digs into the guts of Australian. Raised on the familiar rhythms of suburbia, Harmony's music finds both the beauty and discomfort in the process of nurturing your own resilience. Blending folk and indie rock sensibilities with sharp storytelling and emotional grit, her songs are at once self-assured and vulnerable. Harmony's lyricism explores the quiet lessons that come from relationships, identity and longing. 

 

The Harmony Romsloe project has been developed thoughtfully alongside her band, consisting of Jamie Laval on drums, Alex Amos on bass and Dave Watkins with lead guitar and backing vocals. Romsloe's songs are clear products of collaboration between the band - each player lending themselves to bad the stories into a full indie rock sound. Drowned in grunge guitar tones, layered vocal harmonies, healthy space for drum fills and intimate storytelling, Harmony's songs wouldn't be a miss on playlists with artists like Mazzy Star, Julia Jacklin and Carla Geneve.

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Alongside her music, Romsloe has been fleshing out her inner world with accompanying music videos for each single so far. Each acting as a vehicle for the music to live in, and give the stories and lessons in them justice. Set in Australian suburbia, a common theme of resilience repeats itself throughout Romsloe's visual world, further cementing her journey in life and music. ​