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Mr Furious is an exciting group of guys from Melbourne who have been mates for years and love to belt out guitar based rock. This dynamic group of five brings together many years of live performances and song writing.
Progressive surf roots rockers Band of Frequencies have played all over the world with the likes of Donovan Frankenreiter, John Butler, Angus Stone and Ash Grunwald; as well as some of the world’s most amazing festivals and events, among them the Billabong 'Banzai' Pipe Masters, Hawaii; North Shore Surf Film Festival, Hawaii; Surf & Sound Tour, Japan. Not to mention some of Australia’s premier festivals: Splendour in the Grass, Mullum Music Festival and Woodford Folk Festival.
Welcome to the first “ROCK” compilation from Soundfoundation, we have collected 8 great tracks from 8 bands and artists on this web site to produce an album for those who love Rock music.
Classically trained in her early years, Callee packed her bags equipped with only her progressive piano skills, leaving behind her close friends Mozart and Bach, and the rigid forms of classical music. Distracted from studies as a year 11 student, Callee dismissed her former goals of studying medicine - fighting against her teachers until the very last day of her Higher School Certificate studies in 2004.
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.
Ash Grunwald has been enjoying a phenomenal ride so far in 2005. Already this year has seen him take out the coveted ALBUM OF THE YEAR for his previous release, I Don't Believe, at the 2005 Australian Blues Awards; complete a national Triple j tour with the fabulous Jeff Lang; and receive stellar reviews for his latest offering LIVE AT THE CORNER.
Look up ‘evangelical’ in the dictionary and you will find that one of the definitions is “marked by ardent or zealous enthusiasm for a cause.” It’s why anyone who too fervently takes a stand on an issue can quickly wear away at your patience, no matter how noble the cause. It is also the reason why evangelical seems to be the best word to describe Rachael Brady’s second album Somewhere Sunshine. While her affections do not necessarily lie with Christian beliefs, they can be annoyingly zealous to a fault.
Afro Dizzi Act is pleased to announce the release of their new EP 'Welcome Speech'. It was written as a reflection of our times whilst the band was touring throughout North East India. 'Welcome Speech' features pure world funk flavours. On the EP it is accompanied by dance floor starter 'Let Yourself Go' as remixed by Dave Dog (Resin Dogs) and a 9 minute psychedelic jam titled 'Rainbows'. Both 'Welcome Speech' and 'Let Yourself Go' are also released on an American pressed, limited edition vinyl 7" single, available exclusively through Butter Beats.
The latest techno-folk fusion offering from Rosa Musica @ Crystal Grid; “A Vision in a Dream (A Fragment)”; artfully blending Celtic, Indian and modern flavours; uniquely original and innovative; a musical fantasy adventure; featuring the breathtaking talent of Cleis Pearce on violin and viola.
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.
