Rowan Dally from Garramilla/Darwin band ZAZA ZOO joined Baini on the Big Brekky Show to discuss their upcoming vinyl EP and launch party this weekend.

The 3-piece instrumental group are throwing a warehouse party this Saturday Oct 10th to celebrate the launch of their first EP. Over the past year, the band have experimented with various genres as they dazzle audiences with incredibly tight grooves that only years of playing together can create. “I have been playing with James and Evan…maybe seven or eight years now…and they’ve been playing music together for longer than I’ve been alive...I think if you don’t have that connection and don’t know how people work together, it’s really hard…because it’s all about feel.”

The EP will be released on Saturday as a vinyl record. Rowan explained that the band always intended to make this an analogue experience for the listener and to steer away from streaming platforms for as long as possible. “We made this to be a vinyl. I understand that most people might not be up on it… but it’s meant to be enjoyed that way. We went a long way to make it specifically a vinyl record.” Punters can buy the record at the launch, or message the band directly to have one delivered.

Listen to the full interview with Rowan to hear the first track ‘Bus Stop’ and last track ‘Night Fever’ from the record.

ZAZA ZOO will be launching the record with their warehouse show at 103 Arts in Winellie this Saturday Oct 10th. Doors are from 8pm with the band hitting the stage at 8.30 and DJs to follow from 10pm-2am. Find tickets here.

Rowan Dally from Garramilla/Darwin band ZAZA ZOO joined Baini on the Big Brekky Show to discuss their upcoming vinyl EP and <a href="https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/e4e963f4-bd87-4442-90d7-699f172f853f?utm_source=Oztix&amp;utm_medium=Website">launch party this weekend</a>.
The 3-piece instrumental group are throwing a warehouse party this Saturday Oct 10th to celebrate the launch of their first EP. Over the past year, the band have experimented with various genres as they dazzle audiences with incredibly tight grooves that only years of playing together can create. &ldquo;I have been playing with James and Evan&hellip;maybe seven or eight years now&hellip;and they&rsquo;ve been playing music together for longer than I&rsquo;ve been alive...I think if you don&rsquo;t have that connection and don&rsquo;t know how people work together, it&rsquo;s really hard&hellip;because it&rsquo;s all about feel.&rdquo;
The EP will be released on Saturday as a vinyl record. Rowan explained that the band always intended to make this an analogue experience for the listener and to steer away from streaming platforms for as long as possible. &ldquo;We made this to be a vinyl. I understand that most people might not be up on it&hellip; but it&rsquo;s meant to be enjoyed that way. We went a long way to make it specifically a vinyl record.&rdquo; Punters can buy the record at the launch, or message the band directly to have one delivered.
Listen to the full interview with Rowan to hear the first track &lsquo;Bus Stop&rsquo; and last track &lsquo;Night Fever&rsquo; from the record.
ZAZA ZOO will be launching the record with their warehouse show at 103 Arts in Winellie this Saturday Oct 10th. Doors are from 8pm with the band hitting the stage at 8.30 and DJs to follow from 10pm-2am. <a href="https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/e4e963f4-bd87-4442-90d7-699f172f853f?utm_source=Oztix&amp;utm_medium=Website">Find tickets here.</a>

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Presented live weekdays on 8CCC Radio 102.1FM.
Stream through the 8CCC Connect app and 8ccc.com.au
Listen back to interviews On Demand or through our podcast
8CCC Big Brekky is supported by the Community Broadcasting Foundation