Peking Duk have continued teasing their forthcoming album with new single “Forever”.
The track, which features US dream-pop duo Phantogram, follows recent single “Thrills”, a collaboration with Rico Nasty.
Adam Hyde, one half of Peking Duk, shares: “We’ve been massive fans of Phantogram since we started trying to even construct a beat of any sort when we were young kids, so to have the pleasure of being able to work with them on a song like this is a true honour to say the least.
“This song shows a different side of what we’ve got to offer with Paradise — there’s emotion in the longing, the feeling of yearning, but also enough groove to get your sweat on to. We hope you enjoy listening to it wherever you may be, as much as we enjoyed making it, wherever we may have been.”
On working with Peking Duk, Phantogram’s Sarah Barthel says, “When the guys reached out to ask if we wanted to be part of this track, we were down as soon as we heard it. I recorded my part while I was out on tour, which gave it a cool energy. We are very excited to be a part of this and can’t wait for you all to hear it.”
“Forever” will feature on Paradise, Peking Duk’s new album, which is set for release on August 14th.
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The duo’s new single arrives just in time for their biggest Sydney show in seven years, which will take place at the Hordern Pavilion on Friday, May 15th “with loads of new music, special guests and a brand-new immersive live show.” Ticket information is available here.
Peking Duk are Hyde and Reuben Styles, who have dominated Australia’s electronic music scene for over a decade thanks to hits like “High” and “Take Me Over”.
Peking Duk’s “Forever” (ft. Phantogram) is out now. Paradise is out August 14th (pre-save/pre-order here).
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