Aussie pop trio Mischief have had a big year since releasing first song Kick It Back, with two more singles and national airplay from commercial radio stations.
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Canberra Girls Grammar graduate, 22-year-old Eesha Hunjon is one-third of the girl group, and she commutes between Canberra where she is studying, and South-East Queensland where other members Rachael Steel and Chevonne Nel live.
Now Mischief is hoping to reach a much bigger audience, releasing new single Gold just in time for the beginning of the Rio Olympics.
The catchy track has been submitted to TV networks in Australia and the US with hopes that it will form part of their coverage.
One song you can count on hearing a lot of over the coming weeks is Katy Perry's Rise which was released as a special standalone single in honour of the Olympic Games.
Hunjon told Fairfax Media that Perry is a major source of inspiration for Mischief, along with One Direction and Taylor Swift.
