BehaniAustralia’s newest pop queen, Behani, is back with a new single, Again & Again, and the announcement that she’s signed with ADA/Warner Music Australia.
In the video, Behani dances as she insists she “could do this again and again”, her sweet vocals accompanying an addictive beat.
She and dancer Julio Allendes look great on the dancefloor – filmed in a 19th-century church hall in the Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy – as she sings about “the way you move” and “the way you talk”. They make for a sizzling pair that needs to be watched. You can check out the music video below.
Behani said about the new number in a press release, “This song is a repeated celebration of love in all forms; it is truly special to my heart as it was the very first song I was able to produce in my hometown Melbourne, and you can hear and feel the unique presence of this song when you listen to it. I hope that people can make love to this song on repeat.”
For Again & Again, Behani collaborated with the Grammy-nominated producer Shndo. The track follows her song Real Man, which featured Grammy-winning artist Ne-Yo. 2023 also saw her lock in collaborations with DJ Khaled and French Montana.
In a more recent event for Behani, the singer appeared at the inaugural Global Citizen NOW: Melbourne event, singing Tracy Chapman’s Talkin’ Bout A Revolution in an unforgettable performance.
In addition to releasing Again & Again today, Behani has announced her signing to ADA/Warner Music Australia.
Warner Music Australasia President Dan Rosen said about Behani joining the label, “We're extremely excited to welcome Behani to the ADA and Warner Music Australia family and look forward to working with her and her team so we can take her music to the world stage.”
If Again & Again is anything to go by, 2024 should be an incredible year for Behani.
In a 2023 interview with Purple Sneakers, Behani revealed that her main inspirations are Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez and The Weekend. Here’s what she had to say about the mighty trio:
From a performance perspective, it’s Beyoncé and J-Lo. I love their dedication to choreography, vocal strength, and performance stamina. From a sound perspective, I’ve always admired The Weekend who has a lot of meaning and an element of melancholy to each of his songs.
