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Rachael Brady is an independent singer/songwriter with a huge voice and a utopian vision - a self described peaceful revolutionary who offers up an emotive and beautiful hybrid of acoustic folk, roots, blues and jazz swathed in political, social and spiritual issues, wrapped in a voice that alternates between gale force wind and whisper.
Nature Beat music's 6th release is a world-breakbeat-didjeridoo musical voyage around the globe, incorporating urban beats with world instrumentation and vocalizations.
Heavily influenced by suburban icons like Victa lawnmowers, Hills Hoist washing lines and 3 legged barbeques, Fishing With Henry display the talent and ability that back-yard cricketers yearn for.
Singer/songwriter Colleen de Winton, classical/flamenco guitarist Eddie Blatt and violinist Jera Sansom are the heart of Ionnah – and drew the group’s name from the sacred isle of the same name, found off the coast of Scotland. The island is a place of pilgrimage to celebrate the power of Sophia, the feminine face of God.
''I am not a performer of traditional didjeridu songs, Yet my music is respected by many of my Aboriginal brothers and sisters. To be taken by the didjeridu is to enter the innocent appreciation of the sound. It is a teacher in the art of effortless action. Go nowhere. Be here. Enough,
Go with the 'Fro 2000-2003 LIVE is the album many people have been waiting for, recorded live at woodford folk festival over three years this album is one album guranteed to please your ear drums, and if you were there we are sure that it will bring back some great memories.
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.
“Beautiful Thing” represents a whole different chapter of my life and rather than try to compare it to my first album or generalize about it’s style and content, I think I should just say: It’s full o’ music. Original music. There’ll be several songs you’ll like, one or two you’ll love and a few you might already know. It’s optimistic, it’s melancholic, it’s cheeky and it’s honest.
Anchored in a variety of roots music – from drum & bass to soul funk, crisp hip-hop to spirited rock & improvised jazz – Afro Dizzi Act have built a reputation as one of the most flexible bands in Australia. Their ability to craft a live performance for a particular audience and space is second to none and it’s for this reason amongst others the group has been able to attract such a wide ranging audience and an equally diverse array of gigs.
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.
