The Paper Kites' "June's Stolen Car" is the final promotional single from the Australian indie folk-rock band's forthcoming album, adding another interesting piece to the world they are building around the record.
Sam Bentley wrote "June's Stolen Car" in Campbells Creek, Victoria, Australia, amidst the red dirt and bushfire moons. That origin gives the song a low-key feel, something personal, cinematic and grounded without having to overstate itself.
The Paper Kites is a five-person band that comprised of Sam Bentley on the vocals, guitar, harmonica and mandolin, Christina Lacy on the keyboard, David Powys on the guitar, Samuel Rasmussen on the bass and Josh Bentley on the drums, their instrumentation forms the basis of a band that has long existed in a fascinating space between indie rock and folk.
Sam Bentley and Matt Redlich's production on "June's Stolen Car" offers a finely crafted final look at the upcoming album. It's the last promotional single from the record, which makes it feel especially meaningful and gives the audience one last portal into the project's musical world.
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