Winterbourne dropped in for a visit to the Happy Mag office to discuss their latest project, ‘Act Of Disappearing’.

The Central Coast duo, known for their indie pop synth musicality, shared a chat about their love for music.

James and Jordon, the talented pair behind Winterbourne, are more than just musicians. They take a hands-on approach to every aspect of their craft, from writing and recording to producing.

What’s more, they’re the creative force behind their videos and artwork, even venturing into long-form filmmaking.

Their upcoming album, ‘Act Of Disappearing’, set to release on November 17th, is the result of patient craftsmanship.

The songs have evolved over time, drawing inspiration from both past and future influences. The self-produced album carries a nostalgic tone reminiscent of the ‘quiet is the new loud’ era of the early 2000s, with a contemporary pop twist.

Winterbourne’s unique blend of farfisa keyboard, analog-digital fusion, and synth-infused guitar rock/pop creates a captivating sonic landscape.

Despite being written during darker times, the album exudes a certain lightness, showcasing Winterbourne’s ability to find beauty in the shadows.