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Adam Hyde and Abbie Chatfield Drop NSFW Bedroom Snippet on New Song
This is not a drill! Peking Duk’s Adam Hyde, who operates his solo project under the name Keli Holiday, has officially blurred the line between music and TMI by revealing that a track on his forthcoming album will feature a literal slice of his sex life with girlfriend Abbie Chatfield.
The couple, known for their refreshingly candid and often very detailed take on relationships, spilled the saucy details to Stellar magazine. The song, aptly titled ‘More’, is described by Hyde as “a very horny song,” adding that it’s all about “sweat and bedsheets.” Our imaginations are working overtime, and we’re not sure how to feel about it.
Hyde confirmed that the bridge of the track is meant to sound like “an orgasm,” and he originally intended to use a live recording of him and Chatfield during sex.
“There was a time where we were having sex and I said, ‘OK, I’m gonna record it’ and she’s like, ‘Cool, let’s do it’,” Adam told the magazine.
However, fate—or rather, linens—intervened.
“The bedsheets were covering the microphone completely so none of it was audible,” Hyde explained.
Despite the initial fail, he ultimately opted to use a voice note recording, ensuring that the song remains very true to its theme.
The track wouldn’t have happened without Abbie Chatfield’s full consent, which she enthusiastically gave. However, the media personality and podcast host admits she has no intention of adding ‘More’ to her family playlist.
“It’s like hearing your own voice, but a million times worse,” she said. “I think it’s very cool, but me hearing it, if I think about it, I feel sick.”
Fair enough, sis! This move is undeniably VERY on brand for the famously open couple, who continue to redefine celebrity transparency one explicit detail at a time.
While a specific release date for the single ‘More’ is still under wraps, the entire album it lives on, titled Capital Fiction, is set to drop on February 6, 2026. Hyde has described his second solo record as his most authentic work, exploring themes of “longing for more, finding love in a crowded room, and the union of sex.”
Fans should proceed with caution and invest in those noise-cancelling headphones before hitting play on Capital Fiction—especially if they plan on listening in public.
