Now for Neda features the lyrical work out Iranian poet Sholeh Wolpe and an evocative trumpet performance from trumpet legend John Hoffman. 

Now for Neda

A funk house track......something to dance to. My girlfriend and I spent a week house sitting "The White House", from there she moved to Sydney and I embarked on making an album. She moved forward and I was full up with joy for her that she'd found "the thing I'm going to do for the rest of my life", she's studying film at UNSW.....she needed something to dance to in her new empty house so I penned a funk tune for her. She likes it. I'm a work in progress.


The White House

A mutant drum n bass track featuring Blue King Brown drummer Pete Wilkins and young vocalists brothers Holden and Tennyson Nobel. The bridge is the bomb section.
The lyrics are a metaphor, a take on finding that symbol, that action, that philosophy, that place that becomes your core to rise from, or fall back to. I think a lot about tattoo art.

The Culture of Tattoo

An ode to my most frequented point break, Broken Head Point, Byron Bay. A killer right hander. I have listened to a lot of Miles Davis and The Doors over the years and the two have met in this chill track. The wave breaks on Arakwal land, the traditional land owners of Broken Head Point. Lyrically the track is a conversation with the area, the wave and the issues surrounding Australian history, and also a pray to the force that can meet a surfer or anyone whom frequents the oceans, that moment of acknowledging who's really boss when you step from the beach to the water.


Nanzen