21-year-old Perth/Boorloo-based Producer and singer-songwriter Jarrod Jeremiah is flying high with his latest track 'London in June’ featuring London singer-songwriter Lily Agnes. Drawing inspiration from the allure of a European summer and the universal desire to escape life's complications, the track takes listeners on a journey of self-discovery and renewal.

Produced by Jeremiah himself alongside Calvin Bennett, 'London in June' encapsulates the emotions associated with seeking a fresh start in a vibrant city. The song captures the essence of letting go of past troubles and embracing the possibility of new beginnings.

Jeremiah's presence in the industry is far from unnoticed, receiving consistent support from Triple J, CADA, Ones To Watch, and most recently, his preceding single 'SUPERSTAR!,' which climbed to the #1 spot on VEVO Alternative. His accolades extend to notable mentions by Rollingstone India and Purple Sneakers, with an eagerly anticipated performance lined up for Channel 7's Telethon 2023 at the RAC Arena.

Agnes graces the track with her soft, velvety voice, bearing the clear influence of jazz training, which adds a captivating textural depth. Emerging as a notable figure in London's soul jazz scene, her recent debut EP, 'Lucid Dreams,' stands as a testament to her remarkable talent and versatility as an artist. Her ability to seamlessly collaborate with a diverse range of talents, including artists like Lizzy McAlpine, Conor Albert, and James Smith, underscores her adaptability and wide-ranging artistic prowess.

Reflecting on the track, Jeremiah shares, “London in June is partly inspired by a couple of things, first of all, the hot girl euro summer that everyone seems to taken as was taken at the time this song was written, and partly wanting to run away from your problems and bad relationships and start all over again in a city… in fact i attempted it after I wrote the track I went to London for 6 weeks and while it was amazing; I learnt that as much as we want to always run away and start afresh its better to face those big problems or relationships that might be a bit complicated.”

London in June illustrates the art of witty and situation-inspired songwriting, executed with sophistication and skill. It provides the ideal soundtrack for those balmy spring days (or even the crisp London autumns), offering a playful take on self-discovery that might just leave you daydreaming of jetting off to your dream destination, leaving behind all the complications that weigh you down.