Engineered and Mixed by Andy Lawson at Blackbird and Debaser studios
Mastered by Brian Lucey at Magic Garden Mastering


KNYGHT - Apocalipstick

Music and lyrics by Sam Carmody. 
Produced by Bensen Thomas. Engineered by Bensen Thomas and Andy Lawson. Mixed by Andy Lawson at Debaser Studio. 
Featuring vocals by Sylvia Granville.

The Sea Has Risen

Words and music by Sam Carmody. 
Co-produced by Sam Carmody, Dylan Ollivierre and Bensen Thomas.
Engineered and mixed by Dylan Ollivierre. 
Mastered by Steve Smart.

Sharks performed by:
Sam Carmody - Vocals, guitar, bass, piano
Bensen Thomas - Piano 
Caleb Quartermaine - Drums 
Dylan Ollivierre - Guitar
Eloise Ashton - Vocals
Lucas Jones - Vocals

Sharks

Gus Fitzgerald has spent a life in the ocean; a surfer and swimmer and commercial diver who was introduced to the water by his father, the late Tony Fitzgerald. But Tony’s cancer diagnosis led to the most important lesson of all: how to stay afloat, and how to survive in the deep.
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SPUN: True Stories Told in the Territory is a live storytelling event that showcases some of the extraordinary people and stories that make up the Northern Territory. Popping up at different venues across Darwin, working with a range of partner organisations with a different theme each time, SPUN brings to light stories from diverse backgrounds.

Gus's story was told at an all-Indigenous storytelling night at the 2018 Garrmalang Festival.

Storyteller: Gus Fitzgerald
Producer: Sam Carmody
Editing + Audio: Ryan McCarthy
Photography: Justin Kennedy
Presenter: StoryProjects

In The Deep

CONTENT WARNING: This story contains references to suicide, which may cause distress. If you're in need of assistance, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14, Suicide Call Back Service on 1300 659 467 or beyondblue on 1300 224 636. If it's an emergency, please call 000.

As a journalist, Bridget Judd lives in a world of language: her role is to survey the events of our world and give them shape through words. When Bridget lost her beloved father to suicide, she found herself surrounded by silence...
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SPUN: True Stories Told in the Territory is a live storytelling event that showcases some of the extraordinary people and stories that make up the Northern Territory. Popping up at different venues across Darwin, working with a range of partner organisations with a different theme each time, SPUN brings to light stories from diverse backgrounds.

Bridget's story was told at our event at Darwin Festival in 2018 where the theme was POWER.

Storyteller: Bridget Judd
Producer: Sam Carmody
Audio + Editing: Ryan McArthur
Photography: Helen Orr
Presenting Partner: Northern Territory Anti-Discrimination Commission
Supporting Partners: Darwin International Airport and StoryProjects

Sharks

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