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Motivated by her belief that music is a tool through which positive change can be inspired, saritah’s songs combine lyrics that are at once global and personal, political and spiritual, with music that incorporates many influences from around the globe. From soul through folk to roots and world beats, saritah has clearly crafted her own unique style, which has a sincere, raw energy, and whether solo or with a band, is performed with such passion as to captivate the listener, young or old.
In TRAVELLING SONGS (1994) the song titles say it all; ‘Pig Wobble’, ‘Ride’, ‘Scramble’, ‘Stampede’. The didj riffs are fast, strong, and melodies express the exhilaration of travelling. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) dubbed it ‘jazz goes walkabout’. Besides the pacey didj riffs there’s chunky keyboard, wild saxophone and solid drum playing.
Tommee was touring his newest album, Recipe, which was inspired by palumara, a fish soup from his home island of Sumbawa. Each track is named after an ingredient in the soup and, by the sound of the album, it is one tasty dish.
Raz Bin Sam has a unique style and sound which ranges from gentle lullabies to the hardest high energy ragga. Always fuelled by conscious lyrics, the charisma and originality of Raz Bin Sam stems from growing up in the war ridden streets of Israel.
She is the Best new female artist to grace the folk/roots scene and her full length album Vivid sure proves that she is here to stay.' Alleyway Music. With her trademark fingerpicking and strumming guitar style, warm husky tones, and honest, heartfelt lyrics, surfing singer songwriter Sue-Anne is one of the brightest stars in to shine on the contemporary folk/roots scene.
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.
Diana Ah Naid spent much of her life on the road in Australia, traveling with her father and her two brothers after the death of her mother when she was eleven months old. The family earned money for food and shelter by performing in bars and on street corners, giving Ah Naid her basic training in performing from the age of seven onwards.
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.
Winner of the 2003 Melbourne Blues Performer Of The Year, Ash Grunwald is an inimitable blues talent. Ash has played his unique songs on his resonator guitar to audiences from the Mississippi Delta to the furthest reaches of coastal Australia. More than just a powerhouse vocalist, Ash is sliding, stomping and hollering his way into the lives of fresh audiences around the globe.
