Vance Joy Reveals New Sound and Single “Don’t Fade”

Vance Joy is introducing fans to a new sound with his brand new single “Don’t Fade.”

Picking up where his 2021 hit “Missing Piece” left off, the new track takes his signature alternative sounds and adds a bit of pop. 

On writing the song, Vance says “I wrote ‘Don’t Fade’ with my friend and frequent songwriting partner Dave Bassett toward the end of 2019.It came as a surprise and felt like a special discovery. I like writing about that feeling of timelessness you get when you’re with someone you love. When we came to produce the song, I had the great fortune to work with Take a Daytrip, Edwin White and David Longstreth (of Dirty Projectors).” 

Playing on the storyline, the accompanying video, filmed in Spain, shows an emotional good bye and a hopeful, eye opening bike ride. 

Vance Joy teases, “Writing this song was the starting point for my new album. I knew I was on a path somewhere once this song came along.”

While fans anxiously await his third album, they can catch the Australian artist on the road in Spring 2022. Fans will be able to hear songs including “Fade Away”  beginning May 14 at Beachlife Festival in Redondo Beach. For updates and ticket information, please visit: https://www.vancejoy.com/tour.

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