“When Freddy Crabs injected his fluid grooves into Sticky Fingers, it helped the Aussie rockers belly-flop the bangers that made waves around the world. Now, the hairy hedonist is climbing the creative diving board again for his debut solo EP release,Good to Waste.

Produced by the sonic wizardIzaac Wilson, the sound pours soulful, lo-fi yacht rock into a cocktail stiff enough to make your bed bounce.Crabsputs his keyboard chops to full use showcasing unique chord progressions and RnB flows. But its the way he balances this with the sweaty synths and G-Funk tainted basslines that make you bop until you drop.

Lyrically, the songs explore breakups, mental health and mateship. Themes that stay true toCrabsSTI FI roots, while revealing a new softness (and were not talking about his growing gut). Because theres a vulnerability that bares Crabs soul like never before. Just dont expect the big-hearted bloke to bare as much skin as he used to.

But this release is more than just his first time singing: its his first time covering up too. BecauseCrabswants the world to know theres more to him than the voiceless, greasy doner kebab onstage youve long craved a bite of. This new side to him challenges your expectations. And it might just be tooGood to Waste.”