Almost 10 years after the release of their debut album Hussy Hicks are back with their fifth full length offering, 'On the Boundaries' a collaboration with London producer Raphael White. A departure from their trademark live sounding records, this album may surprise some fans as it sees the Hussy Hicks experiment with their sound and production to create something familiar yet fresh. It’s the Hussy Hicks embracing a creative approach and the results are nothing short of stunning. The band has made a name for themselves locallyon the international stage the old fashioned way – not through a Youtube video gone viral or a Facebook post shared thousands of times, but by playing their music and connecting with audiences one passionate performance at a time. For this album they joined forces with long time friend and musical collaborator Raphael White. Their trust in him as a producer allowed them to expand on their live sound and conduct some sonic experiments in his London studio. “Stylistically I guess the biggest difference between this and our last albums would be the layering; more vocals, more guitars, more time spent on production” says Julz. “We tried not to be beholden to our live sound, to keep the tracks open to be able to grow in any direction. The tended to start each song by Leesa laying down a couple of shaker tracks (as we do live) so that we all had a solid foundation groove that we were all comfortable to build upon. We then sang and played all the different ideas we had for each song and left Raph with a bit of a sonic smorgasboard to play with. It's not a folk album, its not a blues album, its not an alt-country album but it still has bits of all our influences wrapped up in there and we're super excited by the result.”