Vocals - Summerleas (Jeremy Day)
Backing - Mia Palencia
Guitar - Bj Lamb
Bass - Bj Lamb
Drums - Kathyrn Diamond
Hammond - Jeremy Legg
Trumpet - Alex Bannister

Produced & Engineered by Bj Lamb
Recorded at The Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music
Written by Day/Palencia/Schmidtke/Wallwork/Wayman

Summerleas - My Juleh

The music of Summerleas is a pure and honest reflection of the places and relationships that have brought him thus far. His distinct voice weaves lyrics in and around syncopated rhythms from country and folk to rock and blues to create his unique sound.

The son of a dancer and a photographer, he was born in Sydney and grew up in Tasmania. It wasn't until the later stage that his life started to gravitate towards music and he began to acquire instruments and equipment. The death of his Mother before his 21st birthday saw him turn his focus to song writing to help deal with his grief and express his feelings.

In 2006, pursuing his interests lead him back to his place of birth, Sydney to study his art and continue to develop as a musician and progress his song writing. It was a series of events that included living and working in Melbourne and Canada that triggered a prolific writing period.

Returning home to Tasmania in 2009 with a wealth of material and experience he collaborated with a long term friend and formed rock duo, 'The Convicts.' The band played shows through out Tasmania during 2010, it was at this time when Summerleas was invited to participate in the first ever Australian University music degree for singer/songwriters. He is now fine tuning his craft and will use this space to document his progress and performances.