At every turn, duality fuels NOX HOLLOWAY. Alternating between the radiating vibes of a sun-soaked midday festival slot and the kinetic energy of a packed club, the Nashville-based alt/pop duo live the push and pull through every note of their shape-shifting sound. The group’s 2021 debut EP, If Only The World Didn’t Spin So Much – written during the pandemic through texts, Zoom calls, and iPhone voice memos – accentuated the dichotomy between songwriters Bryce Vanhook and Parker Mathews, introducing them through trilling keyboards, soaring melodies, and intricately layered soundscapes. Fans immediately took notice, pushing the set north of 1 million streams on Spotify while the songs found a home on coveted playlists like New Music Friday, Fresh Finds, Fresh & Chill, and New Noise. Simultaneously, outlets like Rolling Stone Australia and Wonderland were raving about their brand of pop, with the latter hailing Nox Holloway as “a fresh alt-pop duo wanting to bring people into their world of music.” Now, with their brand-new single, “Draw The Line,” Mathews and Vanhook have once again turned their musical differences into a striking collaboration: a gloomy, groove-heavy pop track that pushes their hypnotic sound even further while elevating Vanhook’s cinematic lyrical method – harnessing the specificity of real-life situations while elevating the emotional universality that underpins them.
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