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TYDE Speak Out With “Let The Dust Fall”

Posted on 22/01/202522/01/2025 by Lauren Katulka

Genre-bending Meeanjin/Brisbane band TYDE have made such a strong impression on me with their latest single “Let The Dust Fall.” The song features powerhouse vocals from Ella Belfanti, who shares the horrors of dealing with a medical system that left her feeling at war with her own body. While it draws from very personal experiences, Ella hopes it speaks to anyone who’s felt let down by the healthcare sector.

“This song is about more than just my story – the medical system in its current form causes harm in so many areas by failing to look for root causes and preferencing bandaid solutions with side effects, and it leaves people feeling helpless,” she insisted. “It also leaves people with a lot of frustration and anger and no way to hold anyone accountable for the harm done to them.”

TYDE have a stack of local gigs coming up, so if you’re in Queensland make sure you get along and support them.

30 January 2025 – Thursday Balkan Boogie @ It’s Still a Secret, Meeanjin/Brisbane (with Greshka)
9 February 2025 – The Bearded Lady, Meeanjin/Brisbane
23 February 2025 – Cleveland Sands Hotel, Koopenbul Country/Cleveland (supporting Caravana Sun)
1 March 2025 – It’s Still a Secret, Meeanjin/Brisbane (supporting Sub-Tribe)

Photo credit: Gabi Rankine Creative

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Lauren Katulka cannot remember a time when music was not a part of her life. Raised on an eclectic diet of Van Morrison, The Eagles, Cold Chisel, and Barbra Streisand, she remembers saving all her pocket money for weeks so she could buy cassettes featuring her favourite singers. At the tender age of 11 she saw her first live concert when Jimmy Barnes took his Soul Deep tour to Newcastle’s Civic Theatre. There was no looking back.

Today Lauren is a happily married freelance writer living on the New South Wales Central Coast. When she's not obsessing about the latest band, or some old favourite, she loves to roller-skate, experiment with new recipes, play pub trivia, and watch indie films.

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