Hi,
When I first started sampling and writing on a MPC all that I wanted was to make something sick and write melody for it. I put out EP's "The Nails" in 2015 and "Every Bump" in 2016, the songs were strange and funky, it was cool!!

Now I have a Roland TR-909 drum machine paired to the MPC and I picked up the tempo a little to make a Dancefloor record "The One Thing That I Own" It's a 12" EP coming out on 10th May 2019. 

I run a recording studio in Melbourne "Swimming Pool" with my mates and wild producers: GL's Graeme Pogson and Harvey Sutherland, that's where I mixed the new jams. I'm also doing gutter remixes of song I love. 
Jacky Xx

For inquiries contact: joe.rosenberg@me.com

Celia Church’s sound, reminiscent of the exquisite Gillian Welch, is bathed in Americana sensibilities - close your eyes and let her meandering guitar and sweet, soulful eloquence transport you to a heady, desert landscape.   
Born in New Zealand, Celia has collaborated and performed with a number of NZ’s most respected bands and artists – she’s toured with the iconic Headless Chickens (that’s a band name not a euphemism), sung backing vocals for Aussie favourites Shihad and performed in Australia and New Zealand with award-winning singer-songwriter, Julia Deans.  Celia also featured on Tiki Taane’s 2007 platinum- selling album Past, Present and Future – delivering the sultry lead vocals for “It’s all in your head.”
While she still maintains strong musical connections to the folks in NZ, Celia has now called Melbourne home for over a decade. She performed extensively with leading Australian dub/reggae band, The Red Eyes, as the group redefined Melbourne’s live music scene in the early 2000’s, and has wooed audiences ever since playing guitar and singing her own material at Melbourne’s best tucked-away venues. 


Some people say it's this and others say it's that, most don't know and thats ok too.
folk, rock, new wave, blues could be apt genre descriptions.
False starts, great videos, and a love of flying drones could describe a music career that has yielded little more than first prize in a meat raffle (financially speaking) BUT has been big on returns for good times, melody, harmony, soul, and a good laugh.
Those are the in between bits.
The moments before and after the grind of the waking day.
Music is soundtrack that mutes the ugly noises we make on earth.
(This is a little earnest for my liking, but has a home in its truth).
If Pete Ewing is in your ear at days end, you're 
A) the luckiest/bemused lover on the planet
B)the victim of a prank phone call
C)Listening to music made my a genuine fella with some fine pipes

He's not curing cancer but he is curious.
Go have a listen Tiger!

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