| McAlister Kemp - Cold Beer, Hot Women Country | 08/05/2012 |
McAlister Kemp are born and bred country artists, Drew McAlister was born in Narrabri and raised in Moree and Troy Kemp was born and raised in Kempsey.
'Cold Beer, Hot Women’ follows the success of the #1 single ‘Country Proud’… which is fast becoming Australian Country Music’s new anthem!
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Other tracks by McAlister Kemp: Country Proud
| Grace Knight - Your Cheatin’ Heart Jazz | 08/05/2012 |
Grace Knight is one of Australia's finest vocalists with a stellar career spanning 35 years. "Keep Cool Fool" is Grace’s sixth solo album and is out now.
Grace Knight once again delivers a sublime album of cool jazz, as well as surprising us with a divine interpretation a Hank Williams classic track ‘Your Cheatin’ Heart’.
| Sarah Humphreys - Jesus Etc Blues/Roots | 27/04/2012 |
Sarah Humphreys takes the ingredients of the classic songwriter and combines these with a sense of spontaneity, ukeleles and a love of old vinyl.
Sarah’s endearing rendition of Wilco’s “Jesus Etc.” shows her indelible stamp and expert musicianship.
| The Audreys - Trainwreck Blues Country, Roots | 05/04/2012 |
The Audreys are one of Australia's highest profile alt country/roots band. April 6 they will release ‘Collected’ - a unique package containing all 3 of their ARIA award winning albums.
Train Wreck Blues is sultry bluesy roots at its best, expertly crafted by Tristan + perfectly vocalized by Taasha. The Audreys again will bewitch listeners with this gorgeous track.
| Paul Greene & The Other Colours - Crossfire Pop | 13/03/2012 |
Paul Greene releases his new album 'Behind The Stars' on April 13. It is his first album as a band with drummer Eleanor Plummer and bass player Neil Beaver.
Paul describes the song as “an unashamed pop number, but it’s fun and has a point that is important to me”.
| Lee Kernaghan - Fire Country | 20/12/2011 |
Lee Kernaghan is one of Australia’s biggest Country stars. His music career that has produced 30 #1 chart hits and record sales approaching 2,000,000 units in Australia alone.
Lee Kernaghan and his wife Robby sing their first ever duet together.
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Other tracks by Lee Kernaghan: Scars
| Rhys Muldoon - I’m Not Singing Pop | 20/12/2011 |
Rhys Muldoon is an Australian actor and now Children’s music creator.
First single from Rhys’ Muldoon’s children’s album.
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Other tracks by Rhys Muldoon: Footy Dad
| Catherine Britt - Sweet Emmylou Country | 16/12/2011 |
Catherine Britt is a country music artist who has had success in both her native Australia and in the United States.
Sweet Emmylou, a beautiful ode that is full of honesty and heartbreak, is a song that has truly struck a note with fans, media and Catherine’s peers
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Other tracks by Catherine Britt: How To Make Gravy - Can't Change A Thing
| Peter McWhirter - How Do I Let You Go? Country | 15/12/2011 |
2011 Country Music Awards "Best New Talent" nominee Peter McWhirter was barely out of his teens when he penned the opening track of his debut album Lucky As A Seven.
‘How Can I Let You Go?’ was written by hit Nashville songwriter and multiple CMA Award winner Craig Wiseman and Jo Don Rooney from Rascal Flatts.
| Danny Widdicombe - No-One Else Rock, Pop, Folk | 13/12/2011 |
Danny Widdicombe is probably best known as being part of the ARIA Award nominated group, The Wilson Pickers. Find Someone is his new solo album release.
‘No One Else’ was recorded at his home studio in Brisbane, in Berlin and in hospital between bouts of chemotherapy.
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| Corey Colum - West Australian Woman Country | 13/12/2011 |
Corey Colum is a new Country Artist signed to ABC Music. He is set to release his debut self titled album January 20, 2012.
Debut single by new ABC Country Artist Corey Colum taken from his debut self titled album
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Other tracks by Corey Colum: Outback Justice
| Warren H. Williams - These Eyes Indigenous, Country | 13/12/2011 |
Warren H Williams is one of the most celebrated Indigenous identities in the local music scene. His music is uniquely Australian and touches mainly on core Australian values.
“These Eyes” is the first single from Warren’s new album “Urna Marra” which is out now.
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| The Field Brothers - We Don’t Talk About Love Country, Pop, Rock | 13/12/2011 |
The Field Brothers are Paul and John Field - formerly from the legendary Australian band, The Cockroaches.
The Field Brothers first single, ‘We Don’t Talk About Love’ features Australian country artist and 2007 Golden Guitar awards Female Artist of the Year Dianna Corcoran.
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Other tracks by The Field Brothers: She’s Some Kind Of Girl - If You Should See Her
| Joe Robinson - Out Alive Pop | 09/12/2011 |
Joe Robinson won “Australia’s Got Talent” at the age of 16 but more recently was hailed as “Best New Talent” by Guitar Player Magazine USA Reader’s Poll.
The song is about racing through life, stressing way too much and then having an epiphany that we are all going to die anyway, so what’s the point in worrying.
Other tracks by Joe Robinson: Adelaide
| Teddy Tahu Rhodes - Die Forelle (The Trout) Classical | 09/11/2011 |
One of the world’s great baritones sings music of profound depth and beauty. Brahms’s Four Serious Songs, written as the composer faced his own death.
A jolly tune, which reveal the composer’s incomparable genius for expressing in music the full range of human feelings. And Samuel Barber’s Dover Beach finds hope in the midst of despair, holding out love as a beacon in the darkest moments of the human struggle.
| Latitude 37 - La Spagnoletta Classical, World, Instrumental | 04/11/2011 |
Named after the latitudinal position which links Melbourne to New Zealand, the Baroque trio united in their passion for historically informed performance of 16th to 18th century music.
A fun and percussive track where ‘pop music’ of the 17th Century – the hip tunes, the attention grabbing hooks, the musical show pieces – is transferred into the 21st Century.
| Sally Whitwell - Opening – Philip Glass Classical, Atmospheric | 03/11/2011 |
Pianist Sally Whitwell, a busy freelance career as performer, teacher and arranger in a variety of styles encompassing everything from classical music and new Australian commissions to showtunes and pop.
The composer Philip Glass is that rarest of contemporary ‘classical’ composers – a musician who has revolutionized the way art music is composed and found a massive audience in doing so. As much a pop and cult phenomenon as he is a descendant of Beethoven.
| Karin Schaupp Flinders Quartet - Tangata de Agosto Classical, World | 03/11/2011 |
Classical guitar virtuoso Karin Schaupp teams up with Melbourne’s hottest string quartet in a display of passion and style for which they are both renowned.
The word 'tangata' is the composer's own creation, a portmanteau of 'tango' and 'sonata' which combines classical and popular Argentinian musical styles that are energetic and sultry
| Sarah McKenzie - You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To (with James Morrison) Jazz, Classical | 03/11/2011 |
Sarah McKenzie has performed regularly with her mentor James Morrison, sung backing vocals for Michael Buble, headlined appearances at both the Stonnington and Melbourne International Jazz Festivals.
An upbeat and jazzy track that features the legendary James Morrison, marks a crucial milestone in the rapidly-developing career of the Bendigo-born, Melbourne-raised, Perth-educated McKenzie, whom critics around the country have identified as a once-in-a-generation talent.
| Slava & Leonard Grigoryan, Joseph & James Tawadros - Anubis World, Jazz, Instrumental, Classical | 03/11/2011 |
Slava & Leonard, Joseph & James -- one super group, two sets of siblings, and four internationally acclaimed musicians: this brotherly collaboration displays sibling revelry at its best.
A feverish song from the world's finest classical guiarists, oud and percussion to create a cross cultural piece.
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