Hidden By Ivy release cover of Simple Minds song ‘Someone Somewhere in Summertime’
Polish darkwave duo Hidden By Ivy release the single “Someone Somewhere in Summertime” on June 12, 2026, after April’s album “Dead In Heaven”.
Hidden By Ivy
Polish duo Hidden By Ivy release a new single, “Someone Somewhere in Summertime“, on June 12, 2026. Musically the band – singer Rafał Tomaszczuk and instrumentalist Andrzej “Andy” Turaj – mix darkwave, post-punk and dream-pop.
“Someone Somewhere in Summertime” arrives less than two months after “Dead In Heaven” and the earlier single “Salome”, both issued through the band’s Bandcamp page. The single is a cover of a 1982 single by the Scottish band Simple Minds taken from the album “New Gold Dream (81–82–83–84)”.
About Hidden By Ivy
Hidden By Ivy is a duo from Poland, formed in 2014 by vocalist Rafał Tomaszczuk and instrumentalist Andrzej “Andy” Turaj. The project moves across darkwave, post-punk, new wave and dream-pop, and releases its music through its Bandcamp page. Its discography includes “Beyond” (2017), “Inner” (2019), “Light House” (2021) and “The Disappeared” (2023), followed by the album “Dead In Heaven” on April 17, 2026 and the single “Salome”.
Turaj also records under his own surname and is a member of God’s Own Medicine. His solo album Dunellen was released in early 2025, followed by the EP The Gift Away later that year. Tomaszczuk was previously a member of Agonised By Love and later of Agonised Too. With “Someone Somewhere in Summertime”, Hidden By Ivy add a new single within two months of “Dead In Heaven”.
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