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EWAH & The Vision of Paradise are based in Hobart Tasmania. Their tough-noir-rock-meets-shimmering-new-wave sound shifts between lightness and darkness, sundrenched and throwing dark shadows. Recently released album Everything Fades to Blue is a collection of protest songs about violent crimes against women. Instead of the focus being the voice of the perpetrator as is often the case in popular songwriting, EWAH shifts the focus and voices the stories from the female victim's perspective, shining light into dark corners. EWAH grew up in NE Tasmania and many of the songs from Everything Fades to Blue are saturated with imagery that harks to a childhood spent roaming in coastal bushland, BMX tracks, on the beach and in sleepy coastal towns. EWAH & The Vision of Paradise released album Everything Fades to Blue in February in 2017 and have steadily attracted attention from ears nationally and internationally, including Jarvis Cocker’s Sunday Service on BBC Radio 6 (UK), Henry Rollins