Hula Girl

Comforting love song or sinister tale of obsession? We let you decide...

Awe of you

a little jingle for Homebrew on PBS 106.7

A Jingle For Jenny

Yo'de Lady

To accept yourself, you must accept your demons. This can be liberating. Once you harness them, exercise them.
Exercise the demon.
A song to highlight mental health awareness http://youtu.be/27GpGqXo8LU

Mamma Lee

Hurricane live @ the Backline Project

Always Music

Hurricane

Click here to take a trip... into spaceeeee

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXXKJ2g2lVE

Its a Blessing in Disguise

January - Recorded i live take with 2 iphones

Apples

Jimmy Phoenix met Tim Rogers on the football field and Free / Happy blossemed out of a drop punt
A simple track about releasing yourself and letting the music sooth your soul!

Free / Happy (Feat. Tim Rogers)

Piece Of You

AWCP are a five-piece indie, acoustic based band from Melbourne, pitched somewhere where the desert meets the sea. Forming in 2012 as a duo, life-long friends Jimmy (Phoenix) Pollock and Anthony Nero set out to record songs and music videos using their iPhones in an attempt to capture more “honest” sounds away from studio trickery. 
In 2014, the pair began playing live and unplugged in more and more unconventional settings - lounge rooms, backyards, record stores, warehouse parties, giant bean bag factories and in a two-man inflatable boat sailing down a water catchment drain in the middle of nowhere suburbia. 
In the summer of 2015, Nero and Phoenix took their sound to a string of pubs and bars in St Kilda where they would play to their wives, Jimmy’s mum and various house sound guys. Great times had by all!
AWCP set upon the mysterious Heatherton Trail to find some extra magic to widen their sound. This came in the shape of long-time compadres Anthony ‘Quesadilla’ Casey on bass and Ian ‘George Rat’ Moran on drums. This brought new life and widened their audience!
More recently Nero was lost on the way, some saying he lives in a cave and braids an oversized beard, some say he turned to dust and blew away being dispersed through the desert sands. 
AWCP kept on the trail. Their energy drawing new mystics in Duncan Yardley on Violin and Craig Johnston on Guitar and Vocals.

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