Abby Wallace Makes a Splash with New Single ‘Atlantic Blue’

Tasmanian indie pop artist Abby Wallace has made a stunning return with her latest single, ‘Atlantic Blue’. A shimmering, emotionally layered track that dives deep into the complexities of intimacy and self reflection.

Produced by John Castle (Angie McMahon, Vance Joy), ‘Atlantic Blue’ is a slow burning meditation anchored by oceanic metaphors and folk inflected production.

The track gently unfolds with sweeping verses and a breath like chorus, drawing listeners into a space that feels both confessional and cathartic.

'Atlantic Blue’ is about plunging into the ocean, the verses chronicle an internal chaos, my relationship to intimacy, and the complexity of yearning for connection while being afraid of it. The chorus offers a moment of reprieve, like breaking the surface. The ocean, for me, has always been a place of safety and peace.

Abby draws inspiration lyrically and sonically from artists like Samia, Maggie Rogers, and Tori Amos which can all be heard in both Abby’s palette and lyrics, as she balances fragility and fearlessness. With its nostalgic tones and heartfelt performance.

Following the momentum of her debut ‘Big Feet, Bigger Shoes’, this release further cements Abby Wallace as one of Australia’s most compelling emerging indie pop voices, already drawing attention from platforms like Triple J 'Unearthed'.