Pete Murray Unveils New Single " Wouldn't It Be Good "

Pete Murray returns with "Wouldn't It Be Good," a fresh single that previews his exciting new album and 2024 tour. Join the journey with this beloved artist as he captivates audiences once again.
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Beloved Australian singer-songwriter Pete Murray is back with a bang, unveiling his vibrant new single, “Wouldn’t It Be Good,” accompanied by an equally feel-good music video. Known for his soothing vocals and infectious melodies, Murray’s latest offering is a charismatic addition to the summer of 2024, perfectly timed with his upcoming extensive tour across Australia.

“Wouldn’t It Be Good” marks a slight departure from Murray’s usual sonic territory, showcasing his willingness to explore and evolve. The track began humbly with just an opening riff, evolving into a full-fledged anthem with the help of producer Luke Palmer. Despite initial skepticism from those around him, Murray’s persistence paid off, resulting in a track that is both fresh and familiar to his fans.

The single is a testament to Murray’s signature style, blending acoustic magic with upbeat percussion, reminiscent of iconic artists like John Lennon, Jack Johnson, and Rodriguez. Mixed by Callam Howell, the song’s radiant energy is captured in the accompanying visuals, featuring Murray and his band in a spirited studio performance. The video, produced by the talented OneHouse team, is a straightforward yet captivating piece, hinting at a potential collaboration with a well-known tennis player for future projects.

Murray’s career has been nothing short of remarkable. With over 1.2 million albums sold, hundreds of millions of streams, and a slew of ARIA nominations, he continues to be a stalwart presence in the Australian music scene. His journey began with the release of his debut album, “The Game,” in 2001, but it was his sophomore album, “Feeler,” that truly cemented his status as a musical powerhouse. Hits like “Better Days,” “Opportunity,” and “So Beautiful” have become timeless anthems, showcasing his unique blend of positivity and emotive storytelling.

Now, in 2024, Murray embarks on a new chapter as an independent artist, embracing the challenges and rewards that come with it. “I’m now 100% back to being an independent artist, which I’m really excited about,” shares Murray. “The workload is greater, but I’m enjoying being a part of every step, and hopefully, the rewards will be greater too.”

Fans can look forward to experiencing “Wouldn’t It Be Good” live as Murray takes the stage from December 2024 into early 2025. The tour kicks off in Miranda on December 20, with stops scheduled across regional New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, and Western Australia. And for those who might miss out on the live experience, Murray has launched the Play At Your Place competition, offering a unique opportunity for one lucky fan to host an intimate performance at their home.

As Pete Murray continues to captivate audiences, this new single stands as a testament to his enduring talent and passion for creating memorable, feel-good tunes. With a new album and tour on the horizon, it’s shaping up to be a fantastic summer for his fans.

Catch Pete Murray on the Wouldn’t it be Good Summer Tour

Pete Murray Unveils New Single " Wouldn't It Be Good "

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