Sydney indie-pop singer-songwriter Amy Rose will captivate you with her beguiling melodies and ethereal post-folk soundscapes.

2013 was an accomplished year for Amy, being named a finalist in the prestigious Vanda & Young Songwriting competition for her single ‘Running’, attracting a smorgasbord of remixes from producers Nik Karlin and Harrison Dunwell, and recording a feature vocal for a track to be released on Ministry of Sound – all while headlining shows up and down the east coast.

Amy continues to weave her musical tapestry, with the lush synth-driven single ‘Running’ to be followed up in March this year a pulsating yet fractured version of ‘Break My Stride’ and accompanied by a cinematic video clip directed by Matt Sharp – a step back to the 90s for all, yet a giant leap forward for Amy.

Those whispers around town about Amy Rose are growing louder by the second. 

In 2013, Zoe sold out Sydney’s ‘High Tea’ to launch her new single ‘Summer Day’ (available on itunes), and released her EP ‘Black Dog’ at the Paddington Uniting Church as part of ‘Kulchafest’.


Having moved to the NSW South Coast, Zoe Elliot has captivated audiences with raw and honest performances and songs of substance – rare to find in today’s mainstream music. Her style is difficult to pin down as she plays across many genres and harks back to the hand crafted lyrics and intricate discordant harmonies of the 70s. She has been likened to Joni Mitchell and Laura Nyro and has graced the stage with the likes of Renee Geyer, Declan O’Rourker, Patrick James and toured with Matt Corby at his Secret Garden shows.


Zoe Elliot had a strong presence in the Sydney underground indie-folk scene and has played at events such as ‘The Smallest Gig’, 'Peats Ridge Music Festival', 'MoFo' and ‘Sofar Sounds’.

'Black Dog' and 'Precipitate' are available online. And there is new music in the pipeline set to be released in 2021.

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