Roxy Tones
Roxy Tones is a Melbourne-based music collective with a core lineup that includes Amy Findlay on vocals, Alex Burkoy on guitar, Vashti Windish on bass, Remi...
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Roxy Tones is a Melbourne-based music collective with a core lineup that includes Amy Findlay on vocals, Alex Burkoy on guitar, Vashti Windish on bass, Remi Harris on saxophone and keyboards, and Laurence Pike on drums. Their sound pulls from pop, soul, and world music, though they've sometimes drawn criticism for blending genres in ways that feel unconventional to some listeners.
They released their first single, "Dancing In The Corner (feat. Dominic Neill)," in 2016. That was followed by an EP called "The Edge of the World" in 2017, then two albums: "Chasing the Sun" in 2019 and "As Above, So Below" in 2021.
Findlay writes most of their material, which tends to circle around everyday human themes like love and loss. The band has described their work as being about the transformative power of sound, but they keep the arrangements fairly direct, with Windish and Pike laying down a solid groove while Harris adds melodic color on sax and keys.
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