The Early 20’s Release New Single ‘Girl Down South’
Auckland’s alt-rock-punk-shoegazey outfit, The Early 20’s, return with their third release from their upcoming EP. Girl Down South follows on from the charting singles Not This Time and On & On, continuing the band’s blend of DIY grit and professional polish.
Recorded in bedrooms just as much as studios, the track carries the same homemade heart that defines The Early 20’s. The track is co-produced by frontman Adam Rivers, with the finishing touches added by Noema Te Hau III (APRA Silver Scroll, 2024). Mastered by Chris Chetland (KOG Studios), the new release has been refined to the core.
Filled with hooks and delivered with urgency, it’s restless, confessional, alive with that universal pull towards something (or someone) you can’t turn away from.
With their upcoming second EP on the way, Girl Down South makes it clear: The Early 20’s are just getting started, and they’re a band to watch closely.
