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Wasia Project unveil new track "Vogue"

The sibling duo's debut album "Nocturne" arrives September 18, with a UK tour to follow in November.

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Wasia Project performing on stage under red and green lights, with singer Olivia Hardy raising a microphone and Will Gao playing keys beside her.
Wasia Project performing at Omeara in London in 2023. Photo: Misfit Biscuit, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Sibling pop duo Wasia Project have shared "Vogue," another single from their debut album Nocturne, due September 18 and the duo's first full-length release following last year's Isotope EP. "Vogue" follows earlier single "Whale Call," which featured in the Netflix film Heartstopper Forever, starring the band's own Will Gao.

"'Vogue' is an ethereal, club inspired song, about surrendering to desire rather than resisting it," Will Gao and Olivia Hardy said of the track. "It's euphoric, sensual and immersive, exploring the anticipation of where a night might lead."

The duo have a short UK tour scheduled for November, running from Glasgow through Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham and Bristol before closing at London's Roundhouse.

Nocturne and its run of singles join the week's new pop and indie releases on the release calendar, with the November dates tracked on the tour guide.

The facts

  • New track "Vogue" released August 11, 2026
  • Debut album "Nocturne" due September 18, 2026, the duo's first full-length
  • It follows 2025's Isotope EP
  • UK tour dates begin November 4 in Glasgow, closing November 11 at London's Roundhouse
  • Follows the earlier "Nocturne" preview "Whale Call," featured in the Netflix film Heartstopper Forever

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