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Tightening The Noose With JAYDON COLVINTO From OUTLOVED

It’s been a big year and an even bigger last few weeks for East Gippsland alternative rock outfit Outloved.

As well as recently releasing the single Tourniquet – which features Ocean Sleeper vocalists Karl Spiessl and Ionei Heckenberg – Outloved supported Windwaker and Caskets, announced EP launch shows in Sydney and Melbourne and are also preparing to drop their EP Drowner.

Blending heavy rock, pop punk and metalcore, Outloved refuse to sit neatly into any one genre, instead choosing to express themselves according to their own values.

“I think it’s cool seeing bands jump on each others songs.”

Jaydon Colvinto

HEAVY caught up with vocalist Jaydon Colvinto find out more, starting with the new single Tourniquet.

“It’s a mix of metalcore plus bringing a bit of pop/punk into it, in a way,” he offered. “We haven’t really written a song with low-tuned guitars before and that song was originally meant to be a filler song on an EP, and it ended up being a case of let’s make it a single. As we started pulling it together I thought this could do with a feature and Ionei, who sings in Ocean Sleeper, is our producer as well, and I co-write with him quite a lot. I said do you and Karl wanna jump on it, and he said that would be sick. They were happy to jump on it and pull the track together in the end, which was awesome.”

In the full interview, Jaydon talks more about Tourniquet, what Karl and Ionei brought to the song, what it’s like collaborating with other artists, how Tourniquet differs musically to previous single Never The One, the upcoming EP and what to expect, what they take out of playing bigger support shows, their album launch shows and more.

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