Eora/Sydney-based outfit KRYSTAL RIVVERS have just unveiled their latest single ‘Charlie’s eyes’ — produced by Jack Moffitt (The Preatures) and engineered/mixed by Reyne House (Dope Lemon, The Delta Riggs).

Recorded between Bondi Beach, Westway Studios and Church Street Studios, the track was written by Earl Weir (vocals) and features performances from Polly Cooper (Hatchling), Michael Tramonte (The Delta Riggs), Beaker Best and Dane Lewis, driven by Jack Moffitt on guitar.

Krystal Rivvers’ Charlie’s Eyes is an ethereal, soulful tale of desire and want, carried by gritty guitars, driving rhythm, and a hypnotic vocal that pulls you deep into the story. Both raw and atmospheric, it’s an alternative rock reverie that lingers long after the final note.

To celebrate the release of 'Charlie’s eyes’', KRYSTAL RIVVERS will play one special show at Pleasure Club in Newtown on September 26th. This follows on from the recent ‘Prisoner’ tour with headline shows at The Northern Hotel, Byron Bay, The Lansdowne Hotel, Sydney, The Retreat Hotel, Brunswick, an appearance at Lost Paradise (2024) and support slots with Kingswood, The Delta Riggs, Sloan Peterson, and These New South Whales. Lead singer, Earl Weir, has also performed at the Auntie RUBY HUNTER tribute show with Dan Sultan, Keeahn and many more First Nation artists.

Previous singles ‘Prisoner’ (August) and ‘Lover’ (September) received strong national support, hitting #1 on the AMRAP Metro Chart, securing playlist adds across Spotify and Apple Music, and earning high rotation on 2SER, 4ZZZ and Koori Radio, where KRYSTAL RIVVERS was also featured as Artist of the Week.

Previous single 'Sienna' saw strong support from Spotify, Apple Music, Triple j, Triple j Unearthed, Backseat Mafia and Australian community radio. KR draws inspiration from luminaries such as The War On Drugs, Fontaines D.C., and Wolf Alice to craft story-driven rock 'n' roll that envelops the listener in warm instrumentation and contemplative soundscapes.

Outside of KR, Earl is also a host of a First Nations radio program and serves on the First Nations advisory committee for Waverley, working on cultural projects, recognition, and community initiatives. He also runs a mental health surfing comp called Mullet PRO. Earl adds, "I'm passionate about my Aboriginal culture and speaking out against racism, so I feel fortunate to be able to do the work I do. I started Mullet PRO due to losing my best friend 10 years ago; mental health is an issue that's very close to my heart."

'Charlie’s Eyes' is available worldwide now