I am driven to change people’s state through experiences. I’ve been a singer/songwriter, a poet, a writer, a business owner, a music producer (Syntax/Semantics & Hannah Maya), an entrepreneur (Ohmtober & Holistic Ceremonies), performer, speaker and consultant.  
My passion now is helping people find their inner voice and purpose through ritual, ceremony, meditation, affirmations and life design/design thinking.
Ultimately I’m passionate about what can change peoples states; art, music, ritual, ceremony, business & experiences. 
I create music that assists in transformation, and collect nature sounds for people to use in their practice.

1Guitar+1Drums 

BOOKINGS: harry@123agency.com.au
MGMT: rick@prettygoodmgmt.com
PR: nick@habitmusiccompany.com.au

Claws & Organs is a noisy three-piece band from Melbourne comprised of Miranda Holt on drums, Heather Thomas on bass and David Crowe on guitar. Heather and Dave also sing.

The band recorded its latest EP, I Am Scum And Nobody Should Love Me at Head Gap studios over two days in 2014 and have toured Australia, playing with the likes of Adalita, Kingswood and DZ Deathrays.

The band returned to Head Gap in early 2015 to record the follow-up single, ‘Alphabetti Spaghetti’, a dark shoegaze-inspired with themes of isolation, angst and trying to find your place in the world. The song sees Heather Thomas’ sultry vocals wrapped around an infectious melody, driving bassline and pulsing drums. The song builds into a chorus that you gotta get outta your head..

Also, some people said nice things:

"[Alphabetti Spaghetti] bristles and burns with the fire of a thousand goths in summer." - Dave Ruby Howe, Triple J

"Evoking The Dirt of Luck-era Helium is an easy way into our hearts, and Claws & Organs do just that right from the start of their new EP, I Am Scum and Nobody Should Love Me. Although the opening ‘Die!’ gets a bit grungier in the chorus, Heather Thomas’s glum vocals and David Crowe’s muddy guitar do Helium proud. On a more local tip, they’ve been compared to DZ Deathrays and Damn Terran, and Crowe’s own turns at the mic certainly hammer those home." - Doug Wallen, Mess+Noise

"The record has Claws & Organs spitting bloody bile and menace over jagged riffs and muscular rhythms. Even as someone who, besides a brief affair with Local H, regards grunge sweeping the charts as one of the most egregious missteps in pop history, I Am Scum And Nobody Should Love Me is a wicked continuation of cultural disillusion. Plus 'I am scum and nobody should love me" is way more tattoo-worthy than "I hate myself and wanna die.'" - Jake Cleland, The Vine

Gay Paris are a dirty fucking rock band from Sydney. They play music that grabs you by the chest, hands you a whiskey and makes you dance well past your bedtime, every time. Gay Paris are known for having one of the best live shows in Australia, hands down. Super sharp, astoundingly inventive and often naked, they don’t just play a set, they entertain the shit out of their audience.

While the band are at home in the Blues/Swamp/Rock genres, they are also completely compatible with pop, metal and even folk bills, sharing stages with likes of Karnivool, The Beards and The Snowdroppers. By focusing on creating great hooks and delivering an unstoppably energetic live show, the band is accessible to anyone looking for a good time, becoming a major drawcard for festivals and events.

Don’t believe the band – here are the media quotes:

“Matching an undeniable stage presence with their wild-eyed, swampy style of rock, it didn’t take too long at all for the audience to lose their collective shit.”
Fasterlouder.com

“It’s about time Australia experienced a hard rock resurgence and Gay Paris could easily lead that revolution,”
Liveguide.com.au

“THAT voice. Gay Paris continue to cream this thing called rock and roll.”
Dave Ruby Howe, triple j

“Imagine Captain Beefheart screaming obtuse horror stories over a band that references everything from Aerosmith to Refused, all delivered with some slightly tipsy theatrics and a lot tongue in cheek.”
Dan Lander, Rolling Stone

Gay Paris released their first single ‘The Demarcation of Joseph Hollybone’ and toured nationally with sold out shows late 2012.

Their new album ‘The Last Good Party’ was recorded with the help of one of the most creative and entertaining Pozible campaigns in crowd funding history. Produced and recorded in Australia with acclaimed Californian Producer Sam Pura (The Story So Far, Basement) the album is an invite to rock n roll excess for rock fans everywhere. Unapologetically dirty, crammed with catchy riffs and swampy hooks, The Last Good Party is aptly titled.

The Last Good Party will be released through all good record stores 19th April 2013 and the band will undertake a national tour to support the release, and you can see them almost everywhere.

Be Rich (formerly Vicious Bitch), is home to a wide selection of dance, electronica and hip hop, and has a slight alternative edge to parent label Vicious. Headed up by A&R manager Guy Lewis, the label delves into bass sounds, hip hop, slower electronica and of course bass heavy, funky-ass house music.

Follow all the latest from the label:
https://BeRich.lnk.to/NewReleases

General Enquires Contact: 
info@berichrecords.com

Fuzz-rock-shoegaze from Melbourne, Australia. 
“Nu-gaze smashed on the rocks textures. Textures you might find in the crater of an active supervolcano" 
- Record, Rewind, Play UK

Hugh Matthews - Vocals & Guitar
John-Luis Moretti - Guitar & Vocals
Drew Schapper - Drums 

Web -               http://www.prettycityband.com/
FB -                  https://www.facebook.com/Prettycityband
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Agent - 		beau.kochmanz@premierartists.com.au
Press - 		brian.mcdonald@rishpublicity.com
Contact -        prettycityband@gmail.com
Publishing - 	leyla@gaga.com.au
                        grant@gaga.com.au

Something old, something new. Mayhem and melodies from the northern dives of Melbourne, Australia. Gordon, Nathaniel, Harrie and Jakk.

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