How would it feel to be the lead singer of a band who’ve just recorded in the iconic Abbey Road Studios, made famous by The Beatles?



Imagine that in doing so, you become the first Aboriginal act to record a full-length album in the studios’ hallowed rooms.



That is exactly the journey of Selve, a Queensland outfit, fronted my Loki Liddle.



A proud Jabirr Jabirr man, Loki describes how the new single that shares the title of their upcoming second album - Breaking Into Heaven - is a beacon for First Nation Stories. 



In recording at Abbey Road, Selve have opened up a space previously only accessible to a select few and have opened up a future of possibility. 



Find out which Nina Simone lyrics inspired the messaging behind the new record, the creative drive that Loki has sunken his teeth into during this project, and the grand plans for a huge album-launch party involving lasers, an orchestra and dancers.



All this, plus his Dream Gig Venue and host Luke Scanlan offering up the perfect rainy day task for you music geeks out there!