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“A Place in the Sun” Was released in Brazil and It includes a compilation of 14 re-mastered tracks from previous releases. This album is now available for you to download via this site, if you like rock and know Fort, then this release should truly exite you!
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.
Tommee's solo performances have taken him to the Peats Ridge Festival (2006,2007 & 2009) as well as tours of Indonesia, Canada, Europe and Japan including shows at the Fuji Rock Festival . Now touring with an exciting new rhythm section of Rory Brown on the Double Bass and Walter Piccolruaz on the Pandeiro, and celebrating the release of his fourth album "Material is Thick", Tommee will transport you to that world of traditional stories and freedom.
''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,
"If you are from the same family, village, province, region, country or just plain friend...you are my wantok (onetalk). One heart, one love, one talk...." This is the essence of what onetalk means in Torres Strait Island culture.
Ever since 2002, local Sydney artist Ash Grunwald has been bringing Roots and Blues to a whole new generation along with the likes of the John Butler Trio. In 2006, Grunwald is back with his fourth album, Give Signs. The album features twelve original tracks recorded live and solo, showcasing the performer's fine talent and his growth as a musician and songwriter.
The Busy Arab is an eclectic mix of trance and dance music straight out of Byron Bay. This album will take you on a journey around your mind and offer the time and space to have a groove to some truly unique tunes.
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.
The Winnie Coopers are four dweebs who aspire to make funky hip hop, guaranteed to get cabooses shaking, the Coopers know how to party and study hard.
This release in the Collaborations Series features internationally acclaimed recording artist Kamal with healing and soothing musical instrumentation in combination with Master Charles’ Holodynamic vibrational entrainment technology in the Theta range. Track one is entitled "Stillness 1" and track two is entitled "Stillness 2". Each track is 30 minutes long.
