Sara Jane is a singer songwriter from the beautiful state of Tasmania, recently moved to Melbourne, who doesn't go unnoticed. Her style is unique, individual and not something that is easily boxed or categorized into one particular genre. Instead Sara Jane has a real sense of diversity and spontaneity, with each song taking you on a new musical journey to the next. This variety stems from a broad range of musical influences such as old school sounds like Eva Cassidy, Ella Fitzgerald and Bob Marley and modern sounds like Regina Spektor, Lanie Lane and Missy Higgins.
With the support of her dynamic band, Sara Jane connects with her listeners through funky reggae style grooves that can get you moving in your seat as well as more intimate bluesy connections that are raw and honest. Through elements of blues, reggae, pop, and folk she captivates and immerses audiences of all ages and backgrounds as she takes you on story of all those things we can relate too; love, loss, life.

Sara Jane released her latest EP (Let's see) how this plays in July last year.

You can hear and purchase it here:
https://sarajanesings.bandcamp.com

Songwriter. I won the state Monopoly Championships in 1998 and on weekends I like to put stickers on apples.

Mark Howard will be celebrating the release of his debut album, ‘Passing Strangers’ with live performances along the East Coast of Australia and New Zealand  from July through to September this year.  

Mark Howard is a singer/songwriter from Phillip Island, Australia. His live shows have seen him share the stage with Australian icons such as the late Billy Thorpe, Tim Rogers and Pete Murray. Mark has performed in over 45 countries, played countless festivals, large scale events, sticky carpeted front bars and underground hovels. He has sharpened his songwriting skills by composing several musical scores for the Melbourne based Nuworks Theatre Company that have gone on to be critically acclaimed. 

‘Passing Strangers’ was written on Phillip Island by Mark Howard and recorded at Sunderland Studios. The album explores themes of loss, grief, despair and coming out the other side forever changed. It seamlessly weaves through multiple musical styles, pushing the genres of folk, rock, blues and roots.
 
The 12 track album has been mixed by Dave Prideaux and Mastered by Andy Stewart at the Mill.  

For more information please visit – www.markhowardmusic.com 
Contact:  Email – willow.mark@gmail.com               Phone – 0410 089 056 
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“A class act.” - Beat Magazine 
“Mark can move any room with his haunting and powerful vocals” - The Phillip Island Advertiser 
“Utterly captivating” - The Sentinel Times 
“Wow, what a show!” - Counter Culture UK 
“Captivating and fearless” - The Scotsman

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