Oscar Scheller drops new track ‘Weirdo’
“‘Weirdo' is about the unhealthy behaviour of being attracted to emotionally unavailable people, and kind of just laughing at myself because it's a habit I'm constantly trying to break!"
“‘Weirdo' is about the unhealthy behaviour of being attracted to emotionally unavailable people, and kind of just laughing at myself because it's a habit I'm constantly trying to break!"
Taken from his forthcoming new album 'Boys Cry'.
His latest is all about "challenging ideas of masculinity and being proud of not fitting the mould."
It's the first single from his third record 'Boy's Cry'.
A sketchbook of where the songwriter finds himself.
It's the lead single from Oscar's upcoming sophomore album, 'HTTP404'.
It’s taken from forthcoming release ‘HTTP404’.
It’s new on Kitsuné.
The new cut follows comeback single '1UP', released earlier this year.
The new track - complete with video game visuals - is the first we've seen of the singer since his 2016 debut album.
Hear the two Londoners deliver a new version of ‘Breaking My Phone’.
It's the perfect antidote to those end-of-festival blues.
Oscar wants to travel the world, move to New York and collaborate with the stars. First on the agenda - a day out with DIY in Dreamland, Margate. Look, you’ve got to start somewhere, ok?
The country's leading specialist when it comes to beaming pop tunes served sunny side-up.
His debut album 'Cut and Paste' comes out this Friday.
See VANT and Black Honey interview each other, plus Oscar, The Parrots and more.
See VANT and Black Honey interview each other, plus Oscar, The Parrots and more.
See VANT and Black Honey interview each other, plus Oscar, The Parrots and more.
See VANT and Black Honey interview each other, plus Oscar, The Parrots and more.
Petite Meller, Stealing Sheep, and recent Mercury Prize shortlister C Duncan will also appear.
Two shows take place at London’s Village Underground next month.
The Britpop inspired singer songwriter took to the Seattle studio with band in tow.
Beautiful sad songs.
The phone-smashing Oscar Scheller and Blaenavon grill each other on the tour bus (not literally).