Life in Letters tell their storybook tales through their own version of catchy, bright, indie-folk-pop, ever so lightly draped in a cloak of darkness. With a broad range of musical influences between them, they have found their unique space but are forever evolving. Kristen on vocals, Elise on guitar, Phil on bass+harmonica and newcomer Jason on drums give you pop colour, rock show feelings, folky rhythm and Broadway pizazz! 

“They have a knack for catchy, memorable material that deserves to be widely heard.”

“It’s a good sign when the first track finishes and you think ‘let’s hear some more of this!’”
-Michael Hunter, Music SA 

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Leeden is an established singer/songwriter from Melbourne, Australia. Having collaborated with the likes of Van Dyke Parks, sung with Huey Lewis, co-producing an album in America with a Grammy Award winning producer & playing shows in the US & UK, it's fair to say the Leeden has had a fair amount of experience honing his craft & want to be chums with your ear drums.

Intent on creating a totally unique listening experience Matt 'Leeden' Wilkinson holed up in his home studio and got to work.

Taking inspiration from pop masters Prince & The Beatles all way over to the likes of Sigur Rós & David Bowie, Leeden aims to create a blend between crisp pop vocal melodies & grand soundscapes that take you on a journey of discovery.

'I first ran into Matt Leeden and his music five years ago - a long story, involving music biz crooks, broken promises and other crap life'll throw at you - but the songs he wrote and played, well there was something right about them; you know what I mean. The kind of songs that sound like you've known them forever and yet fresh and original all at the same time.' - Sylvie Simmons MOJO, Rolling Stone


Classical composition
Piano songwrityness
Saxophone melodies
Clarinet embellishment
Vocal innovation

Singer-songwriter-producer 
of folk, pop and whatever you call it.

www.joeoppenheimer.com

Mitchell Paxton Ward is following