“Some of the most moving and enthralling folk tunes we’ve heard.” TONE-DEAF

“These walls from Anna Cordell is spellbinding” Happy

"This breathy, dreamy folk-pop makes us wonder why we haven't heard much of Anna Cordell before. It's got a distinctly Australian feel, thanks to her unaffected voice, and the lavish arrangement courtesy of producer Marty Brown makes it sound classy as hell. Cordell is the kind of artist who has the potential to be a firm favourite with Aussie audiences, we can't wait to see what happens." Double J

“Anna Cordell’s rich folk music straddles that place between light and dark where true human emotion exists,”  Dan Watt, Beat magazine

“Delicate and haunting, this song comes from a patient and knowing heart and will stir a yearning in yours.” Caz Tran, TRIPLE J

“Amid the masses of talented songwriters and folk singers in Melbourne, Anna Cordell is emerging as something exceptional. Her songwriting is mature, dynamic, melodic and honest. Her wistful but commanding voice, accompanied by fluid nylon string guitar deserves to be widely heard and celebrated.”     Ruth Hazelton

Anna Cordell creates warm yet deceptively complex folk music. Her voice is rich and tender yet lyrically her music is filled with angst and conflict an emotional impact that is heightened by her penchant for the minor key.

"Through Doofaerobia, we transcend from movement into meditation, from chaos into stillness, into unity.
In the midst of such freedom, life reveals its own metaphor for itself.
Together
We dance into disappearance
and collectively, we reappear as a singular consciousness 
like magic"


Gabriella Cohen plays laidback, tongue in cheek music, peppered with throwbacks to 60’s girl groups with a Lou Reed- esque drawl.
Pitchfork hailed her as a ‘clever and wise-cracking songwriter’ and Rolling Stone predicted she’ll be house hold name in no time. She’s toured the world and shared stages with Paul Kelly, Devendra Banhart, Big Thief, Marlon Williams and Allah-lah’s. Cohen’s third self-produced album, ‘Blue No More’, came out last year to international critical acclaim. After performing as one of the headline acts at Woodford Folk Festival, she is now hiding out in the country working on her fourth album. Keep your ears peeled.

Harrison is an up and coming folk singer/songwriter based in Melbourne. After honing his skills in the alleyway bars of Berlin, back on home soil Harrison is making inroads and is poised to launch a promising career. He has shared the stage with Clare Bowdtich, played numerous local festivals and is a regular at the Airey's Inlet Festival - this year invited to play at the coveted Wintersong. Harrison is currently touring the first single from his highly anticipated debut EP, recorded with Australian great Marty Brown (Clare Bowditch, Anna Cordell, Flyying Colours). His band of gig weary muso's will take you on a journey of soul searching and joy making.

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