Butterfly Blue

"Teeth" is the third single from Mallrat's debut album "Butterfly Blue". Veering away from the bouncy and buoyant indie-pop stylings of her earlier work, ‘Teeth’ sees Shaw tap more into her ‘90s alt-rock influences: over a bed of deep, subtle-yet-impactful bass guitars and warbling atmospherics, the Brisbane artist – whose vocals are drenched in reverb – sings with dry, gloom-inflected restraint. "I like to think that if “Teeth” was out in 2004 it would be on the OC soundtrack. Read more on Last.fm.

Mallrat is Grace Shaw: a singer, songwriter and producer from Brisbane, Australia. Grace began uploading anthemic laptop tunes as a 16-year-old in 2015, quickly became a regular at the top of the Hype Machine charts, and in mid-2016 released her debut EP, Uninvited. Calling her the Hannah Montana of the rap game, Nettwerk gave it a label release in early 2017, and her song For Real was licensed by Google for a smartphone commercial. In early 2018 she issued the more atmospheric UFO, featuring Allday, and made her U.S. debut at South by Southwest. MALLRAT (stylized) is composed of Melo Davis on vocals and guitar, and Ana MeiLi Carling on guitar. Based out of Brooklyn and Philadelphia, their raw lyrics combined with intricate, esoteric instrumentals, and explosive choruses, the band (as noted by New Noise Magazine) posesses a poetic rawness in both sound and aesthetic that feels as urgent and honest as a stinging wound. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.