Cosa vogliamo sentire? "What I Wanna Hear" — il nuovo inno indie dei Dirty Nice è arrivato!
Dirty Nice return with their new single ‘What I Wanna Hear’, a vibrant, hook-filled track that blends glitch-pop textures with psychedelic indie grooves. It offers a first real taste of their upcoming album Planet Weekend, set for release on May 23rd via Chiverin. Marking a refined evolution of their sound, the record explores themes of disconnection, fantasy, and the blurred lines between digital and real life—reflecting a generation caught between escapism and reality.The album’s teaser track ‘Another Life’ received multiple spins on BBC Radio 1 and 6 Music from the likes of Sian Eleri, Alyx Holcombe, and Chris Hawkins. Dirty Nice will also appear at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Liverpool on May 25th, bringing their dynamic new material to the stage.
About Dirty Nice
In the last year they have amassed a cult online following into the hundreds of thousands for their creative animations. Voicing and animating a whole host of eccentric characters themselves, they further expand the weird and wonderful world of Dirty Nice that all began with the music.
Planet Weekend follows acclaimed second album Surrenderland (2023) - featuring lead single ‘This Is Gonna Hurt’, which is fast approaching 3 million streams, and is being featured in new movie Novocaine feat. Jack Quaid and Amber Midthunder (in cinemas in March) .The album was championed by The FADER, Rolling Stone, CRACK, It’s Nice That and more. 2021's debut album Lobster initially won the band fans across all media, with critical acclaim at press (MTV, i-D, The Independent, The Times, Notion, Wonderland, Complex, DIY, Clash, DORK Magazine, The Line of Best Fit).
Across the two albums the band have built a keen following at radio with Jack Saunders and Clara Amfo spinning on BBC Radio 1 (including Hottest Record In The World shouts), Steve Lamacq, Chris Hawkins backing at 6 Music.
“charming mix of off-kilter melodies and classic songwriting chops” The FADER
“mind-bending” Rolling Stone
"i really love these guys, they feel really exciting and fresh for me right now. Creating this cult following online through their visuals and their sounds... they are creating this dreamy pop universe that I just want to be a citizen of. Get me on that planet right now" Tara Kumah, BBC R1
“weird and wonderful” i-D | “Now Hear This” The Independent
“vivid synth pop” The Times | “whimsical, playful” MTV | "upbeat wave of enthusiasm" DORK
“glorious, strange, and downright addictive” The Line of Best Fit | “pop gems” DIY
Eileen Carpio
Dirty Nice return with their new single ‘What I Wanna Hear’, a vibrant, hook-filled track that blends glitch-pop textures with psychedelic indie grooves. It offers a first real taste of their upcoming album Planet Weekend, set for release on May 23rd via Chiverin. Marking a refined evolution of their sound, the record explores themes of disconnection, fantasy, and the blurred lines between digital and real life—reflecting a generation caught between escapism and reality.The album’s teaser track ‘Another Life’ received multiple spins on BBC Radio 1 and 6 Music from the likes of Sian Eleri, Alyx Holcombe, and Chris Hawkins. Dirty Nice will also appear at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Liverpool on May 25th, bringing their dynamic new material to the stage.
About Dirty Nice
In the last year they have amassed a cult online following into the hundreds of thousands for their creative animations. Voicing and animating a whole host of eccentric characters themselves, they further expand the weird and wonderful world of Dirty Nice that all began with the music.
Planet Weekend follows acclaimed second album Surrenderland (2023) - featuring lead single ‘This Is Gonna Hurt’, which is fast approaching 3 million streams, and is being featured in new movie Novocaine feat. Jack Quaid and Amber Midthunder (in cinemas in March) .The album was championed by The FADER, Rolling Stone, CRACK, It’s Nice That and more. 2021's debut album Lobster initially won the band fans across all media, with critical acclaim at press (MTV, i-D, The Independent, The Times, Notion, Wonderland, Complex, DIY, Clash, DORK Magazine, The Line of Best Fit).
Across the two albums the band have built a keen following at radio with Jack Saunders and Clara Amfo spinning on BBC Radio 1 (including Hottest Record In The World shouts), Steve Lamacq, Chris Hawkins backing at 6 Music.
“charming mix of off-kilter melodies and classic songwriting chops” The FADER
“mind-bending” Rolling Stone
"i really love these guys, they feel really exciting and fresh for me right now. Creating this cult following online through their visuals and their sounds... they are creating this dreamy pop universe that I just want to be a citizen of. Get me on that planet right now" Tara Kumah, BBC R1
“weird and wonderful” i-D | “Now Hear This” The Independent
“vivid synth pop” The Times | “whimsical, playful” MTV | "upbeat wave of enthusiasm" DORK
“glorious, strange, and downright addictive” The Line of Best Fit | “pop gems” DIY
Eileen Carpio
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