Jazz for lovers, jazz for heart breakers, jazz for loose partying, jazz for midnight weepers. Jazz to rack up to, jazz to get down to

"Enchanting from top to tail. Sublime and totally mesmerizing" Gotye, Wally De Backer
 "It's so great hearing a young voice with so much song-writing ability...Jessica is going to do well" Ben Harper
 "Outstanding talent, the real deal" John Butler
"Jessica has absolutely everything. She is fully equipped as a song-writer and performer" Van Dyke Parks 
"Jessica Paige, my favourite singer songwriter" Adam Hills

J﻿essica Paige started her music career at the age of 15. 
‘The Music Network’ said "gorgeous melodies and delicious lyrics to match". 
Discography
2004 - EP, "Back of Our Minds" which collected several national and international song-writing awards, with the track ‘Under My Skin’ awarded APRA Songwriter Award at Musicoz. 
2006 - Second EP, “Under My Skin” - numerous awards. 
2011 - debut album "Once Upon a Time"  10 songs - 5 of which were co-written with award winning pianist, Luke Howard. 
2013 -  "Don't Trust Me" album - inspired by 80's music.

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2014 - APRA Screen Awards nominee for 'Begin Again'  - the closing song for Sony Picture's "Call Me Crazy: a Five Film" from Executive Producer Jennifer Aniston. Jessica sang and wrote the lyrics and collaborated with producers Daniel & Gideon Frankel and composer Alex Wurman.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XIWvo0esgE 

2011
Runner-up in the April Songwriters' Universe Song of the Month Competition (international) (for  Teddy's Song) Dale Kawashima
FINALIST - APRA Professional Development Awards (national)

2010
WINNER - Australian Songwriters Association, Open Section + Pop/Dance Section with song "Miss You" (co-written with Jessie Bilewitz) 
Musicoz finalist
Guest performer on Adam Hills' pilot program for his new show 
Australia Day celebrations - Willow Creek Winery Day on the Green, featured artist.
2 trips to USA - L.A, Nashville,New York, meeting music folks there and generally checking out the music scene and following up some opportunities for songs. Van Dyke Parks arranged strings fora song. 

2009
Selected for showcase at Big Sound Music Conference, Brisbane.
The United Nations and Fender Music Foundation collaborate to release a compilation and selected "Sleepy Head".

2008
NAB Songwriting Competition entry "Sing like Buckley" awarded "Outstanding" status. 
Showcased at the inaugural Song Summit in Sydney (APRA).
Darebin Music Feast Audience Choice Award (from over 150 acts).
APRA S3 Song Summit Sydney performance for NAB's "Play the Music" showcase.
Banyule Twilight Sounds Festival (supporting Mark Seymour).
Corinbank Festival (near Canberra- supporting Xavier Rudd)

2007
Top 10, Pop, national New Artists 2 Radio (NA2R) 
Glenn Shorrock Scholarship Award - Special Mention.
2007
Australian Musician magazine interview
In January '07, Qantas added "Under my skin" single to their in-flight radio program and it was also added to the national ABC online radio initiative "Oztrax" and the EP was featured by several stations around the country as album of the week. 

2006
JB (John Butler) Seed Award Grant 
Musicoz Finalist (Alternative) 
Honourable Mention Singer/Songwriter Awards (UK) (Let it out)
Soundheaven FBI Radio (Sydney) Recording prize 
Honorable Mention - Peace Driven Song Awards - (US) 
Honorable Mention- Singer/Songwriter Awards (UK) (Under my Skin)

2003/4/5
Musicoz - APRA Songwriter Award
Musicoz - Top 10 Finalist - Pop Category
Best New Artist - Sound Vault, Melbourne
Winner - The Ranges Songsmith Award
Top 10 of Rock It (National Youth Week Competition)
Winner - Hanging Rock Buskers' Festival Award.International Unisong Competition- Pop Ballad 4th place (Under my Skin) 
ASA (Australian Songwriters' Association) - Finalist Folk/Acoustic - (It's Crazy Baby). 

“the best singer-songwriter I’ve heard in a long time”, said Howard Thompson who used to be head of A&R at Elektra Records.


Lots of warm hearted people with impeccable taste have spoken generously about Fraser and his music over the years. The legendary Bob Harris from BBC Radio said, “We should be shouting about this from the rooftops, it’s truly beautiful”.

Even the late grate Chuck Berry was a fan. Fraser joined Chuck on part of a European tour in which he opened solo each night.

One evening on stage in Brussels in a sold out Cirque Royal, the Rock n Roll icon turned to face Fraser, smiled cheekily and began doing his ‘duck walk’ towards him but lost his balance (he was 82 at the time) and began to fall over so the two grabbed hold of each other.

Fraser recalls that as being a “beautiful memory that I cherish”.

Some have likened Fraser Anderson to Damien Rice, Nick Drake and John Martyn.

All of these comparisons are taken by Fraser as hand on heart compliments as he is a huge fan of all three.

His straight down the line easy going nature. His desire for human connection and his dry Scottish humour between songs are a rare combination that see him regularly touch all bases. Audiences have described live performances as deeply moving and uplifting, and for some “the best gig” they have ever been to.

A sophisticated artist who describes himself as “a simple man just trying to understand people and things”. His musical tales of human vulnerability take folk music to a level that is cinematic in both reach and vision. He’s a taste-maker with a crooner-like ease of style, his passion for design and cinematography seep into and out of his music, making him an exciting unique artist.

pollinator. procrastinator. pop perpetrator. Folk'n' good country singer.


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