PJ Harding releases his first single 'Dear August' with long term collaborator Noah Cyrus ahead of their joint EP 'People Don't Change'.

The Grammy-nominated Noah Cyrus and the largely sought-after Australian songwriter and producer, PJ Harding, built an unbreakable bond and creative union after co-writing four songs from Noah’s 2020 EP, The End of Everything, which included the hit, “July.”

“Last summer, ‘July’ was really connecting, but it was an incredibly uncertain time,” recalls PJ. “I’m fairly easygoing, but I was deeply anxious about being in Los Angeles with the pandemic getting out of control.  I was having lots of discussions with my family about moving back to Australia. We eventually did. ‘Dear August’ was written as a love letter to the future, hoping there’s a light on the other side. We haven’t seen the light, but we’re still looking.”

It was full circle and funny for us to write ‘Dear August’ after ‘July,'” observes Noah. “I was going through a lot. I suffer from anxiety and depression. We were in this cloud of darkness where it’s very easy to fall into bad habits. July and August 2020 were the hardest parts of quarantine for me. I lost my grandma, and I was looking to the future for hope. The song reminds me you will get to the light at the end of the tunnel. It may not be perfect, but you’ll get there.” 

Listen to 'Dear August' here!