Australian indie rock artist Ella Fence returns with her new single “Couple Kids,” a slow-burning track that gradually unfolds from restraint into emotional release. Built on reverb-soaked guitars and soaring harmonies, the song moves from fragility toward something more unrestrained, mirroring its lyrical focus on transition and self-recognition. The release arrives ahead of Ella’s December tour dates supporting internationally touring artist Sofia Isella, with shows across Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney.
“Couple Kids” reflects on the urge to run, not from pain, but from understanding where that instinct comes from. “It’s about the quiet urge to escape, and the tenderness that comes with finally understanding where that desire comes from,” Ella shares. The track begins in stillness before slowly building through layered synths, electric guitar, and rising harmonies, closing with increased tempo and clarity. Following a decade-long career spanning stages across Canada, the UK, and Europe, and support slots with artists including Kate Miller-Heidke, Washington, Baker Boy, and Katie Noonan, the new single marks another measured step in Ella Fence’s evolving body of work.


