I Remember You is the highly anticipated album from Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields out May 3rd.
With multiple awards to their names and thousands of miles between them, Matt Joe Gow & Kerryn Fields are bonafide masters of their craft, having discovered a natural chemistry as performers, the union of their songwriting enables them to explore new depths in their music.
“Like Presley and Joplin at a dream jam” Post To Wire
The album was written on the road and features a strong connection to Aotearoa, Matt Joe Gow grew up in Dunedin in the South Island, a place with bad weather and good music, meanwhile Kerryn Fields was raised in the North Island with one hand on guitar and the other firmly upon her heart.
Over the past year, the duo have captivated audiences across New Zealand and Australia with extensive touring, gracing renowned stages including the Tussock Country Music Festival, The National Folk Festival, Nannup Music Festival and many more.
"Exquisite talent can add up to reach even greater heights in collaboration" NZ Musician
Their debut single, 'Your Heart Of Gold', garnered significant acclaim, debuting at #3 on the AMRAP Charts and receiving high rotation on ABC Country (Australia), as well as being featured on Country Music Television Australia and the song also earned a sync to television for an upcoming episode of ‘Brokenwood Mysteries’ in NZ.
Follow up single, 'Love Ya Like I Can' emerged as a finalist for the MLT Songwriting Award at the NZ Country Music Honours and achieved high rotation on ABC Country and a feature on Country Music Television Australia, while their latest single 'No Trace' secured funding from NZ OnAir for production, video creation, and promotion. Forthcoming singles, 'Whirlwind' and 'Prairie Song', have already earned acclaim, with 'Whirlwind' winning the prestigious MLT Songwriting Award in 2023 and 'Prairie Song' being named a finalist for the same award.
“Glorious from the get go” Countrytown
Layered with honest songwriting and ragged instrumentation I Remember You is their true story. Equal parts uplifting and introspective, exploring themes of love, loss and the indelible marks left by the places we call home.
“You’ll need to put it on repeat” Beat Magazine
