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Recorded, produced and mixed by Michael McGlynn & Scotty Donnelly at Vienna People Studios. Mastered by William Bowden at King Willy Sound.

LYRICS; 

I am sick / sick with you / I am done falling to my doom / and in this space I regret / I feel a hollow hole punched through my chest / and day to week and week to month / what is this monster I’ve become / become / become / become / for every tear / raindrops fall / this consuming power rules them all / and in this space I regret / I feel a hollow hole punched through my chest / and day to week and week to month / what is this monster I’ve become / become / become / become / emotion, feeling or mood / it all draws back to you / what I have I become //

Become

Cover of English trip hop group Portishead's 1995 tune Glory Box recorded live at Vocal Australia's NSW State Finals.

Glory Box

WILD THINGS music and lyrics written by Hester Fraser. Co-produced by Hester Fraser and Jonothan Holmes. Mastered by Darren Ziesing.

LYRICS
lost again in the jungles of my mind
a place I go when my thoughts I can not find
the day turns to night
turns to light, turns to dark
and still I'm losing ground

why do the wild things always know the way
are all the questions leading me astray
if we're living in a world of luck and chance
can the wild things teach me
teach me how to dance

I can not be anything to you
until I find the dreams to get me through
and the day turns to night
turns to light, turns to dark
and still I'm losing ground

why do the wild things always know the way
are all the questions leading me astray
if we're living in a world of luck and chance
can the wild things teach me
teach me how to dance

why do the wild things always know the way
are all the questions leading me astray
if we're living in a world of luck and chance
can the wild things teach me
teach me how to dance

REALM

Wild Things

Where words fail, music speaks - a mantra which is encapsulated in the work of GOLDHEIST (aka Hester Fraser), charming audiences as a Finalist for two years running in the Toyota Busking Championships at the Tamworth Country Music Festival, and Winner of the prestigious People’s Choice Award in 2016. 
 
But it’s not all singing in the streets for GOLDHEIST. Her songs tell stories of love, life and adventure, painting vibrant pictures of the Australian bush, current affairs and events, not to mention a few broken hearts. In early 2014, she toured NSW with her debut release Dust, raising funds and awareness for drought in rural areas. This lead to further drought relief performances through Centacare New England North West, followed by appearances at the Quirindi Music Festival, RAW Visionary Melbourne, and a mini-tour to Byron Bay and Murwillumbah. She was the winner of BalconyTV Producers Pick for her live video performance of Wild Things on the rooftop of Sydney Harbour YHA, and in 2015, two GOLDHEIST songs were included in the soundtrack for independent feature film Beijing Being, which was selected for the 39th  Montreal World Film Festival and the NYC Independent Film Festival.
 
Following the death of her grandfather, the late Right Honourable Malcolm Fraser, she wrote and released The Camellia Tree, a musical tribute to his life and legacy. The subsequent media campaign, widespread radio play, and performance on The Morning Show helped to raise funds and awareness for the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre. This is an ongoing project to which GOLDHEIST lends her voice and her art, contributing to the call for changes to Australia’s controversial policies towards displaced peoples seeking asylum.

Wild Things

Goldheist

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