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Although now based in Sydney, Sarah McGregor's interest in music began on the NSW North Coast where she was raised by her "part-time hippy" family. Like many musicians, Sarah has a second daytime job.
Welcome to Band of Frequencies new album, 'Sol Train'. Created by Shannon Sol R. Carroll, Oj Newcomb & Mark Henman, this album offers a great selection of original sounds from a collective of musicians that have been making very fluid sound waves. Their sound is a rootsy concoction of rock 'n' soul, electric guitar and drum driven psychedelic journeys, acoustic ambient jams and laid back grooves fit for a Sunday arvo on the verandah. If you like roots music and an earthy mix of sonic styles then this album is a must.
Deya Dova is an innovative singer songwriter, vocalist and multi instrumentalist. Renowned for her worldly and soulful singing, Deya has developed a unique writing style in which she is notorious for hammering her guitars with a chopstick and singing spontaneously with the naked voice. Her first album ‘So Bravely Human’ won the NCEIA Album of the Year Award. Her passionate live performances have captivated audiences in France, UK, Israel and Australia.
Well, we got together when we met in Year 7 at Ballina High. Geoff Slingsby was playing drums while Ben Whiting and Bill Donaldson were cousins and had been playing guitar together. We found we like the same sort of music like Blink 182 and Sum 41 so we started practicing at school and then at Geoff’s place. We entered a few competitions and got places in them. In year 8 we won first place in Ashtons High School Rock in Brisbane against about 60 other school bands.
...a warm, soulful gem of a set... Gospel, funk and hip-hop all make an appearance on Fish Out Of Water - combining the traditional elements Grunwald does so well with a rhythm that takes the classy effort into territory fresh and familiar. - Rolling Stone
Raw drums and jazzy loops created from live, sampled and programmed drums and a multitude of monster keyboards and organs and smooth guitars are a big part of the fat juicy fingers malone sound. The debut single “The Wisdom” featuring Ant Aggs is the result of the collaboration between fingers malone and Ant Aggs from Brisbane band Afrodizziact.
Danni Carr and her band are a formidable talent in the new wave of vibrant roots music crossing into a dangerous, dirty, ambient and exciting side of this genre. Their debut album 47 Miles takes you on a journey from the gutsy Knock Your Head, to the scenic wistful landscape of Old Man and the rhythmic swagger of Teach Him Right, 47 Miles is a stunning debut album.
Straight out of Erschwil in Switzerland “Navel” are a great rock band and since their first appearance in may 2003, Navel have played about 50 local venues as well as open air festivals in switzerland and germany.
Early in 2002, OKA released their debut CD 'elements'. It has gone on to sell thousands and thousands of copies to people from all over the world. It was produced at Ground Control Studios, Australia by Geir Gunnarrson and Oka. There were a number of guest artists on the album, including Harii Bandhu, who was one of the seed planters for this whole musical revolution.
First, Grace Knight took the Eurogliders pop band to chart topping success throughout the 80s, then she became Australia's number one selling Jazz Diva in the 90s In her early teens Grace began singing in folk clubs and competing in national talent quests. Anxious to spread her wings, she sang her passage on a cruise ship to Australia where her sister introduced her to musician Bernie Lynch. Grace honed her performing skills as Lynch shaped the band that was to become the "Eurogliders".
