Tash Sultana has returned with a brand new single, “Something in the Water,” their first music since signing a global deal with BMG.
The track marks a brand new chapter for the Australian multi-instrumentalist and is hoped to be the first taste of a forthcoming album.
Check it out below.
“For a little while, I lost my way. I had to step back, strip everything away and find the road home to myself,” Sultana said.
“Over the past year and a half, my life has changed in ways I never could have imagined. Now, I’m turning the page and letting go of everything that no longer belongs to me – old relationships, former versions of myself, the image of who I thought I had to be, and the direction I thought my career should take. The past is the past. This is the sound of releasing it – and stepping into whatever comes next.”
The official music video for “Something in the Water” will hit YouTube later on Friday.
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One of Australia’s most influential and globally successful contemporary artists, Sultana has built an extraordinary international career defined by musicianship, genre-defying creativity, and a singular artistic identity. Emerging as a self-produced, multi-instrumentalist, and live-looping phenomenon, they quickly amassed a worldwide audience through performances and the breakout success of multi-platinum singles including “Jungle”, “Notion”, and “Mystik”.
Since then, Sultana has amassed billions of global streams, sold hundreds of thousands of tickets worldwide, and headlined major venues and festivals across North America, Europe, the UK, Latin America, Australia, and New Zealand. Their acclaimed releases include the gold-certified, ARIA Award-winning debut album Flow State, the ARIA No.1 album Terra Firma, and a string of globally successful singles and collaborations.
“I’ve been an independent artist for a very long time and intentionally so. I wanted to see how far I could take it on my own, to build something real and meaningful from the ground up. Reaching this point has allowed me to enter a partnership from a place of strength and clarity about my future on my terms which was always my long-term goal,” Sultana said of their BMG signing in May.
“BMG felt like the right move for this next phase—an opportunity to grow, evolve, and take things to the next level.”
