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She’s The One’ follows from the band’s successful release of the ‘Love Junkie’ EP in 2005. 'Love Junkie' EP received great press reviews, the latest being in national surf magazine, TRACKS, (Jan 2006 issue) alongside Wolfmother and others. The Honey Palace was also recently featured in two issues of music magazine, HOT-PRESS.
Refugee Action Collective (Victoria) was established in late 2001. Even from this time our inspiration came from detainees themselves who were taking action from Woomera to Maribyrnong. We are an open grassroots collective, comprising a broad cross section of people.
To follow up from the highly successful single No Dog War, King Tide, one of Australia's leading reggae acts are proud to announce the release of their album To Our Dearly Deported. Mixing feel-good grooves with a beachside vibe, this album is named in dedicated to Jamacian born Sean Collins, the band's toaster/ MC, who was deported back to the States after being bailed out of Villawood detention centre to record his tracks on the album.
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.
Whaledreamers is the heartfelt story of the return of an aboriginal whale dreaming tribe from the edge of extinction and the equally, long journey of the whales, not only to survive the slaughter by man, but to engage the human race into waking up in time. The soundtrack includes music from Bunna Lawrie, Elcho Traditional, One Tribe Rainbow Choir, Stradbroke Traditional and more.
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.
Welcome to Yowie Arab, another great trance album from The Busy Arab. This album was compiled by several people including Rabbi Leon, Luke R, David Joseph and Vanessa Wall, and was mastered by Jack The Bear. If you like organic trance check it out.
Ross Ward, performing guitarist, singer and songwriter, listened to all the Roots recordings he could get his hands on from an early age. Ross started his onstage musical career in the late 60’s/early 70`s as fill-in bassist with the Flying Circus. During the 70`s, and as a young professional side-man, he played and toured nationally with musicians and artists like Tim Gaze, Ronnie Burns, Stevie Wright, Blackfeather and Cinamon, plus a myriad of other’s, up to the present time.
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.
This EP is a culmination of music spirit which has surged, ebbed and flowed in me and with others for years. It is a reflection of a time and space, an energy both harmonious and chaotic, light as it is dark. It is dedicated to the musicians Carl Hemmings, Michael Huddleston and Bill Coupland.
