Jollee Drops Explosive New Single “I Want You” – A GRITTY, SLOW-BURN BLUES-ROCK TRACK FILLED WITH DESIRE, DANGER, AND RAW EMOTION

Jollee Drops Explosive New Single “I Want You”

Gold Coast, Australia – Jollee have unleashed their highly anticipated new single, “I Want You”, a gritty, slow-burn blues-rock track filled with desire, danger and raw emotion.

Reminiscent of PJ Harvey, The Kills, Halestorm, Royal Blood and Jack White, “I Want You” blends heavy blues-rock riffs, seductive energy and emotionally charged vocals into a track that feels bold, raw and impossible to ignore.

Sultry, seductive and brutally honest, the single explores the push and pull between innocence and temptation. Brooke Mowett weaves vulnerability, longing and power through lyrics like “All alone in a pretty white dress” and “What’s a devil gotta do to get you here?”.

“We wanted to create a track that reflects the internal struggle we all face when we’re caught between innocence and desire. I tried to encapsulate, through the lyrics, someone being torn between the purity of their intentions and the magnetic force of attraction pulling them in.”

— Brooke Mowett

Recorded at Love Street Studios in Currumbin, QLD, with tracking and mixing by Scott French and mastering by Paul Blakey, the track captures Jollee’s signature sound: gritty, emotional and unapologetically bold.

Recording Credits

  • Brooke Mowett – Lead vocals and guitar
  • Luke Hietamaki – Lead guitar
  • Nimai Williams – Bass
  • Baidon Howell – Drums

Endorsements

“Jollee just got nasty, and I’m here for it.”

— Sarah McLeod, Chair – Australian Women in Music / The Superjesus

“I Want You is an absolute banger — packed with real grit, rock-blues swagger and unapologetic attitude. Heavy, sassy and loaded with raw energy, it’s the kind of track that demands to be played loud.”

— David Dean, Hostile Entertainment

“A ballsy bluesy rock song with a powerful distinctive voice. Great rocking sound with killer riffs. Gotta check them out when they play live!”

— Dario Bortolin, Baby Animals

What’s Next For Jollee

Jollee are not slowing down. The band is gearing up for a string of releases later this year, including three eagerly awaited singles: “50-Foot Woman”, “Spaceship” and “Cowboy”.

Upcoming Shows

  • 29 May 2026 — Surf Sessions Festival at The Mondrian Hotel, Burleigh Heads, QLD
  • 11 June 2026 — Coastal Social Festival at Mo’s Desert Clubhouse, Burleigh Heads, QLD
  • 14 August 2026 — Opening for GAYCDC at Mo’s Desert Clubhouse, Burleigh Heads, QLD

About Jollee

Hailing from the Gold Coast, Jollee area heavy-hitting rock force known for electrifying live shows and a genre-defying sound. Blending blues, alternative rock and stoner rock, their music walks the tightrope between vulnerability and power.

With every release, Jollee continue to prove they are not just a band — they are an experience.

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