Hi, I'm Chelsea Stewart, a singer/songwriter from Gippsland, Australia.

I've been writing songs for as long as I can remember. I didn't really start recording them until around 1997 when I met Aaron Cupples and borrowed his 4 Track recorder.  Since then there have been hundreds of songs created in my mind, body, spirit and soul.

I'm still going through the process of recording them all, but for now I've grouped the recorded ones into playlists.  The playlists order them according to the time in my life they were written. 

In the early 2000's I collaborated with Aaron Cupples to write, perform and produce 'The Land' album, a sentimental folk/pop journey.  Some of my songs were recorded as part of 'The Land' and they have been grouped here as 'Revellarkive'.  Revellarkive is my spirit name!

The songs that make up 'My Culloden' were recorded live by Steve Fraser at Little Gold Studio in Brunswick, Melbourne in the winter of 2007, with a few vocals dubbed over later. The songs capture the emotions of a perceived 'defeat' of the heart, hence the reference to that great defeat of the Jacobites at Culloden in 1746. 

'Romancing The Stoned' was created at the kitchen table whilst living in Brunswick in 2009, using Jane Camilleri's laptop, and Steve Fraser's guitar 'Blackie'. The album tells tales of desire, heartbreak and a bushfire.

'New Holland Rose' is a compilation of traditional folk songs.  The title refers to my ongoing struggle with growing up and living in Australia, whilst feeling that my real home is the United Kingdom and Ireland.

'Alright Stacey' was a time around 2012 when I was struggling  to find meaning in my life, but found comfort in binge drinking and the British comedy, Gavin and Stacey.  I discovered that neither of these things solved my problems, but they made me feel alright, hence the name 'Alright Stacey'.

In 1999, I sang lead vocals on 'Matic Kuhntastic' an album by my brother, Tristan Stewart.

I met Van Walker in the winter of 2008, and I sing back-up vocals on his 'Last Record Store' 'Greetings from Penguin Tasmania', 'Ghosting' and 'Healing Descent' albums.

Contact: revellarkive@gmail.com

Greetings lovers of good music . You can find my site on www.kavisha.com Thanks for visiting my site . I am a singer songwriter, choir leader and soundhealer . Also  I am a meditator, bhakti chanter and love the mystic poets such as Kabir and Rumi.I hope you enjoy this small collection of music recorded over the years .Thanks to my fellow musicians who recorded with me and thanks to the good folk who have bought my music .You can go over to my Bandcamp Channel to purchase my music ! Thankyou and all good things to you! 
On this site I have samples of music from my  independantly made albums as well some radio shows from my archives .These are from the time I had a little 2 hour weekly world music radio show Planetary Wanderer with a wonderful community radio station 94.9 Main FM in central Victoria back in 2016-18 
.I hope you enjoy them ! Peace and thanks for listening .

"Kavisha sings with the voice of a heart broken angel" 
Victoria Laurie The Australian

In the last days of Rock' n' Roll's first wave, the Melbourne dance scene was ruled by instrumental bands. These rare tracks, recorded in 1964, demonstrate clearly that the Viscounts were among the best of the 'second tier' of local rock bands of the era. The Viscounts were. from left to right - Barry Johnston (Electric Bass), Lach Wilson (Tenor Sax), Geoff Sheldrake (Drums), Bill Pyman (Guitar) and Norm Holmes (Guitar, Tenor Sax and Banjo).

Original handmade music by me,  just for fun. I like writing songs and being creative.  *Please note all my tunes are copyrighted and registered with APRA AMCOS ©Steve Dyson . I hold all rights to their publishing and commercial use.  I perform these songs live at various event and functions....I hope you enjoy them...thanks for listening.

Singing since I was knee high to a grasshopper. Early core memory - sitting cross legged in front of Andy Irvine listening in a small Aussie country hall. Music for life. 💚🌱

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