The debut album by former Lazy Susan singer and chief songwriter, Paul Andrews, and his new band Family Fold. 

I'm The One (Who'll Never Leave You)

How Come You Only Call Me When You're Getting High?

Amazing Grace

Everything Is Strange

Get A Grip Upon Yourself

From Family Fold's upcoming second album, Ashfield Skyline.

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Crying in the Carwash

Molly Meldrum's Eyes (MME) is a track from Family Fold's upcoming second album, 'Ashfield Skyline'. Recorded in Nashville with Brad Jones (Steve Earle, Josh Rouse, John Prine), MME is cut from the same easy, laid back Americana cloth of Wilco’s 'Being There', the Jayhawks’ 'Hollywood Town Hall', and Golden Smog’s 'Weird Tales'. Built around harmonica, slide guitar and honky tonk piano, MME is an evocation of 70s and 80s Australia; of the immeasurable influence Countdown had on a generation of music-mad Australian young people.

Molly Meldrum's Eyes

Paul Andrews was a founding member and singer/songwriter in Sydney band Lazy Susan, which spent most of the 2000s flirting at the edges of awareness of Australia’s more informed music-loving public.
During the band’s 14-year history (Lazy Susan disbanded in 2012), Paul was the driving force behind its four albums, six EPs, and hundreds of shows, festival appearances, and opening for international touring acts, like Brian Wilson and the Violent Femmes.
Recording and performing under the name Family Fold since Lazy Susan broke up in 2012, Paul’s new album, Ashfield Skyline, is due for release on Friday 5 October, 2018 and is his most assured to date.
Recorded and produced by Nashville-based producer, engineer and musician, Brad Jones, Ashfield Skyline represents a new high water mark in Paul’s songwriting. 
It’s another high quality brace of songs following on the heels of Family Fold’s debut 11-track album, Lustre Glo, in 2015.

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