Dublin producer and singer-songwriter Orla Gartland and English artist Dodie have teamed up to form a new band, called Fizz.

Fizz also includes fellow musicians Greta Isaac and Martin Luke Brown in the lineup, who have announced their debut single 'High In Brighton' last night.

The single drops on June 14th; pre-save the pop-driven track now.

"We are FIZZ, you are the dog. Welcome home,” the group wrote on Twitter. “That’s right - we started a band. First single ‘High In Brighton’ drops next Wednesday."

we are FIZZ, you are the dog. welcome home

that’s right - we started a band ✨🌀🍄🍦 first single ‘High In Brighton’ drops next wednesday june 14th & is available to pre-save now:https://t.co/RNlyiUVSiy

love, FIZZ x pic.twitter.com/x3cvFQM2jA

— FIZZ (@favebandfizz) June 7, 2023

Orla Gartland and Dodie have over three million combined monthly listeners on Spotify with their solo projects, while Gartland has performed as a session musician for Dodie in recent years.

Gartland's influences primarily stem from Joni Mitchell, Regina Spektor and Imogen Heap, injecting bursts of indie-pop personality and infectious melodies.

Her self-released 2021 debut album Woman on the Internet peaked at #3 in the Irish charts and #10 in the UK charts, topping the independent charts.

The talent's previous single ‘Why Am I Like This?’, boasts over 50 million listens after appearing in Season 1 of hit Netflix show Heartstopper.

“My best friends and I started a band we are Fizz," Gartland shared. "Finally we’re ready to begin inviting you into our world and maaaan, What a world it is.”

Essex singer-songwriter and blogger Dodie (full name Dorothy Miranda Clark) initially rose to fame on YouTube, where she documented her life through song.

Her 2019 record Human, reached the top five in the UK charts, while Build a Problem (2021), steadily climbed to #3.

“There is so much to come - but first… our song, High in Brighton comes out next Wednesday," Dodie posted to Instagram.