Jessica Neal 
Sydney indie-pop artist Holly Wild embraces the messy parts of life on her vibrant new album “Technicolour”. Following her 2024 debut album “Fire”, she continues shaping her own personal sound by turning everyday experiences and relationships into honest stories. Working alongside Grammy-winning producers including Brian Forbes, Wild channels her real emotions into a colorful and dynamic collection of thirteen songs. The record explores the complicated spaces between deep love, jealousy, and self-worth. Moving from intense passion to quiet moments of self-doubt, she celebrates what it means to care deeply and experience many different emotions at once. Catchy indie-pop melodies, bubbly vocals, and memorable hooks bring these personal stories to life, balancing slower acoustic songs with huge, powerful vocal belts.
This record captures real human emotions with refreshing honesty while keeping the music fun, bright, and captivating. Every track offers a relatable story that stays with you long after the final song finishes playing.
The album starts with “Pull Me In”, capturing the rush of being drawn toward someone new using floaty pop vocals and a smooth melody. Next, “Only You Would Do” brings a stomping beat as Wild looks back on the ups and downs of a past romance. She shifts toward a stronger rock-pop sound on “Nothing Heals If Nothing Hurts”, where muted guitars and pulsing drums build toward an anthemic chorus. Things slow down on “Wait For Me Love”, pairing gentle acoustic guitars with airy vocals to look toward an enduring future. “Wild In My Imagination” uses hypnotic sounds to describe keeping a crush secret inside your head, while the closing title song “Technicolour” ties the entire journey together with bold pop-rock energy.
If you love honest indie-pop packed with heart, energy, and unforgettable choruses, make sure you follow Holly Wild on all her social media and streaming channels right away. Visit her Instagram to stay connected with her journey.
