Artist Biographies

ADAM BRAND - YOU'RE A REVHEAD
Released May 27, 2011

Country superstar Adam Brand returns to his roots with the release of “You’re A Revhead”, a 17 track collection of his most popular revhead songs that includes two brand new recordings – “455 Rocket” and a cover of the Steppenwolf classic “Born To Be Wild”. There’s also a bonus DVD featuring 8 video clips.

LUKE AUSTEN - LIGHT OF DAY
Released August 20, 2010

"In a scene crying out for a new hero, Luke Austen's timing with this outstanding album couldn't be better". Matt Lawrence - Capital News.

Luke Austen is the winner of last year’s Toyota Star Maker, the national talent search that launched the careers of Keith Urban, Lee Kernaghan, Samantha McClymont and many others.

THE SUNNY COWGIRLS - SUMMER
Released January 15th, 2010

It sometimes seems like The Sunny Cowgirls have risen straight from the warm heart of Australia.

They radiate sunshine and that dry, laconic Aussie sense of humour. And Sunny Cowgirls Sophie and Celeste Clabburn are the first to admit that they need a little dirt under their fingernails to create their own very special brand of music.

STEPHANIE BROWNLEE – KEEP IT REAL
Released July 23 2010

17-year-old Sunshine Coast local Stephanie Brownlee follows the success of her two country pop singles with the release of her debut album ‘Keep It Real’.

Stephanie was discovered by former Fleetwood Mac Manager Dennis Dunstan at the age of 14 and after 3 years of development Dennis put her into the Studio with producer Graham Thompson (Adam Brand, The Sunny Cowgirls) to record her debut album.

GREG STORER - BACKWATER
Released 18th June 2010

From the Carters to the Cashes and the Chambers – and many others whose surname
doesn’t begin with ‘C’ – it’s a roots music tradition to keep things in the family.

While it’s been a long time coming, Greg Storer has finally, quietly joined his award-winning sister Sara in the singer/songwriter spotlight. And his debut album, ‘Backwater’, has all the right people
talking.

JAMES BLUNDELL – PORTRAIT OF A MAN
November 2008

If you’re lucky enough to chat to singer/songwriter James Blundell on his home turf, the conversation is bound to be punctuated by the sounds of the bush or the farm, of dogs barking or Cockatoos squawking as they fly past. It’s taken him 22 years to get back to where he started in a sense, and that place is pretty well represented in the songs that make up his latest and ninth studio album, Portrait Of A Man.

'The Songs of a Showman's Daughter'

She may not be its actual subject but in the song (and indeed the album) Showman’s Daughter Anne Kirkpatrick tells us much about her life.

The title song was inspired by a tragedy that befell a friend, the daughter of one of her father’s old travelling showmen comrades, and in writing the song for and about her, Anne inevitably found herself very close to home, to one of her many homes. “Whenever I look back down along the track” she sings in wistful tone, “I can hear the spruikers loud and clear.”

Kirsty Lee Akers – Better Days

‘Better Days’, the much anticipated release from Australian singer-songwriter Kirsty Lee Akers, sees the petite and cheeky 20-year-old drawing influences from her musical heroes Dolly Parton and Leann Womack to produce a world class contemporary country album.

Pete is one of those blokes who was always around the pub, the session, the concert or the buffet with his fiddle in his hand, ready with a joke or a twisted one-liner.

PAUL COSTA - INTO THE FUTURE

FEBRUARY 2009

The rising star of PAUL COSTA has burned brightly since 2004 with the release of his debut solo album Walkin’ In These Shoes.

The ground breaking album was a fresh and exciting debut that saw Paul jump emphatically onto centre stage with a string of Top 10 radio singles and a host of awards and accolades.