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Six60 Launches Live Album ‘Right Here Right Now’ After 15 Years
The renowned New Zealand band Six60 has unveiled their fifth album, titled Right Here Right Now, marking a significant milestone in their musical journey. This album stands out as it was recorded in a single take, showcasing the band’s dedication to live performance and authenticity. After more than 15 years in the industry, the members—Matiu, Marlon, Ji, and Chris—continue to push the boundaries of their craft.
Innovative Recording Process
The unique approach to Right Here Right Now reflects the band’s commitment to capturing the raw energy of their performances. Each track was recorded live, without the benefit of multiple takes, emphasizing the skill and synergy among the band members. In a recent studio session with Jack, the band discussed the creative process behind the album, revealing the challenges and triumphs they experienced during recording.
“We wanted to create something that felt genuine,” Matiu explained during the interview. “Recording everything live allowed us to connect with our audience in a way that studio recordings sometimes can’t.” This approach not only showcases their musical talent but also invites listeners to experience the spontaneity of live music.
Performance and Reaction
During the studio session, Six60 treated fans to a special performance of one of their new tracks. The energy in the room was palpable as the band delivered their signature sound, blending elements of rock, pop, and reggae. Fans have already begun to express their excitement over social media, eagerly anticipating the album’s full release.
The band’s previous albums have garnered widespread acclaim, and Right Here Right Now is poised to continue that trend. The group is known for their ability to engage audiences, both in concert and through their recordings, making them one of New Zealand’s most beloved musical acts.
As Six60 celebrates this new chapter, they remain focused on their passion for music and the connection they share with their audience. With a live album that captures the essence of their performances, the band is set to inspire both long-time fans and new listeners alike.
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