Acclaimed Australian electronic outfit Crooked Colours returns this week with a pulsating new single, I Can’t Forget You.

Phillip Slabber, who solely leads Crooked Colours, is an electronic powerhouse from Fremantle, Western Australia. With over a decade of music mastery under his belt, the outfit has soured through to #1 on the ARIA Dance album charts and toured nationally on numerous occasions.

I Can't Forget You is an exploration of love and loss. Encapsulating those moments when we can’t help but indulge in the past, the track fixates on how it makes us feel in the present. Slabber's vocals are magnetic and haunting, finding a seamless balance between moments of love and despair. The new single sees Crooked Colours stay true to his beloved sound while boldly shape-shifting towards the future.

Slabber said of the new single, “I Can't Forget You, I co-wrote with Julian Hamilton from The Presets, and it represents the first step on a new path for the project. I hope you enjoy it, and listen out for plenty more to come.”

Crooked Colours is cemented as a highlight of many local and international festivals, including Splendour In The Grass, Falls Festival, Beyond The Valley, Groovin The Moo, and the multi-day US attraction Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival.

Remaining consistent in the international dance music scene, Crooked Colours once performed as a trio. The group's defining tracks include their breakthrough Flow, later coming out with Do It Like You and Hold On. With over 260 million streams worldwide and numerous nominations, Slabber will now lead Crooked Colours as an unstoppable force, entering a new era.

Crooked Colours will take the stage at his upcoming Australian tour in April, which will stop at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory, Howler in Melbourne, and Valley Loft in Brisbane. Tickets are now available via the Crooked Colours website.

CROOKED COLOURS

AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2025

Thursday 24th April - Howler, Melbourne

Friday 25th April - Oxford Art Factory, Sydney

Saturday 26th April - Valley Loft, Brisbane