An upbeat workers ballad featuring a punchy drum kit, present vocals and walkin' bass line.

Middle Man

Flower Before The Seed

The Word

Happy Dee

Rain Ain't A River

Hungry For Your Love

It's a song about having strength to confide in others for help, and that help can find you in many different ways. It uses the way birds stick together as a subtle analogy, it's about finding encouragement from others to rebuild when we're down, and allowing them in when we're exposed and most vulnerable.



Birds & Bridges

This song was written about famous Irish prisoner, poet and journalist John Boyle O'Reilly, and his bold escape from Bunbury, Western Australia in 1868. It reflects on a troubled man driven by passion and principle, which inevitably led to his freedom.

A Dreamer Forever

A song initially prompted by attempting to understand the thought process that leads to suicide. Born with the weight of the world. with no way of letting go. Like trying to fly a kite on a windless day, endlessly running to keep it in flight.

Little Robin and the Let Go

Hailing from the south west of Western Australia is Latehorse - a solo folk rock singer songwriter. With a distinctive voice and heartfelt lyrics, he is gaining popularity in the live local music scene and further afield as an emerging Australian artist.

Latehorse released his debut EP ‘To The Bloom’ in December 2013, recorded and produced by Noah Shilkin of Sonic Lolly in Margaret River WA and mastered by William Bowden. The album is a thought provoking mix of percussive guitar and raw vocals. Several tracks have been broadcast on community radio stations Australia wide as part of Amrap’s Airit program.

Following on from the success of the EP, Latehorse was accepted as a Full Writer Member of APRA and featured on West Australian Music’s (WAM) ‘Sounds of the South West’ compilation album with his track Hungry For Your Love. 

Latehorse has performed at the Perth State of the Art Festival, Nannup Music Festival and Emergence Creative Festival, along with other local festivals and venues. He has also recently been invited to open for iconic rock band ‘Dragon’ at their concert in Bunbury WA in February 2015 as part of their Endless Summer Tour.

Pairing whimsical folk tunes with edgy rock rhythms, his music aims to engage and intrigue.
