July 18, 2016
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‘Get You Alone’: Sheppard’s Jay Bovino Has A New Global Smash

Sahara & Jay Bovino

He’s spent four years touring the world as a key songwriter and guitarist in Australia’s favourite ARIA-winning indie pop act Sheppard, but behind the scenes, Jay Bovino has become more than just one of the world’s most sought-after musical collaborators, unveiling a new global smash of his own, ‘Get You Alone’.

Co-writing ‘Geronimo’ which went #1 in over 20 countries across the world was just the start for Jay, who has spent his time traveling the world in hotel rooms, studios and backstage creating a new global sound that’s already got industry talking in both Australia and the US.

‘Get You Alone’ is his step out from the shadows, a bold statement that adds multi-instrumentalist and international producer to his ongoing achievements with Sheppard. His solo material sees him in the production driver’s seat for the first time, mixing EDM and pop to create a sound equally at home on the dancefloor and the airwaves.

Written in Mexico and Brisbane and recorded during sessions in the US and Australia, ‘Get You Alone’ features a stunning vocal performance from triple j favorite Sahara Beck with lyrics that hit home with a generation hellbent on living and loving in the moment.

With production nods to Calvin Harris, Galantis and Bieber, ‘Get You Alone’ sports a smooth rhythmic bed on which Beck’s ambitiously smoldering vocals lie, as she as she harmoniously compliments Jay’s sultry lyrics and hard-hitting production.

From personal playlist to massive party anthem, the world-wide-release of ‘Get You Alone’ will be the breakthrough hit of 2016 for Jay Bovino and see him acknowledged as Australia’s brightest new production talent.

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