ABOUT LOUIS
Louis is a Singer/Songwriter from Melbourne, Australia. His music centres on a folk/indie style, with rock, blues and punk influences. Artists such as The Tallest Man On Earth, Frank Turner, The Smith Street Band, Gang of Youths, Josh Pyke, Missy Higgins and Twenty One Pilots are the main stylistic influences for his original songs. With raw original material being written, edited and recorded each week and a growing mental database of cover songs, Louis crafts his set lists to suit each performance space, venue and occasion. In 2016 he was selected for The Push 2016 Mentoring Program was mentored by Mick Thomas (ex - Wedding Parties Anything) current - Mick Thomas and The Roving Commissions.
BACKGROUND
Louis was classically trained in music theory and played the trumpet for seven years, in a range of school jazz and concert bands. Eventually he decided to put down the brass and follow his passion for singing. In 2014, he made the decision to focus solely on becoming a recording artist. Since then, he's performed at venues such as Whole Lotta Love, The Workers Club, Club Voltaire, Elwood Lounge, The Branch, The Dogs Bar, The Vineyard, The Cherry Bar, Somewhere Bar, The Liquor Bar, The Cellar Bar, The Newmarket Hotel, The Balaclava Hotel, The Drunken Poet, Dizzy's, The Brighton Town Hall, The Farmers Place (Torquay), Airey’s Inlet Festival, Art Centre Market - Melbourne, Queenscliff Music Festival and The 2016 St Kilda Festival.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Winning the Bayside Push Start Revolution Competition in August 2015 - Recording with Nicholas Roy - Being selected for the The Push Songs Singer/Songwriter Mentoring Program and mentoring sessions with Charles Jenkins, Gossling and Ben Salter - Winning Second Place at the Push Start Revolution Regional Finals in October 2015 - Being selected for the "Foot-In-The-Door Competition" at the 2015 Queenscliff Music Festival. Performing on The Push Stage at The 2016 St Kilda Festival - Playing St Kilda Live N Local, in August 2016, Selected for The Push/Freeza 2016 Mentoring Program - Mentoring by Mick Thomas, organising at performing as part of well recieved shows at Whole Lotta Love, Club Voltaire, The Workers Club and The Phoenix.

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A man writing folk, rock, blues & grungey ballads specifically for middle-aged meltdowns & those inclined to wear lycra (but really shouldn't)

Words about Paul Andrew Carey

"The first time I heard Paul Carey sing, I knew there was something special going on there. The second time, I started to think that this guy is more brave, insightful and uninhibited than most songwriters in this country. The third time, I was a converted fan."
Shane Nicholson - Multiple award wining singer/songwriter/producer, Golden Guitars, ARIA's etc

"Keep your eyes and ears open to Paul Andrew Carey. He is indeed a rare find in singer-songwriters, Fearless, talented, and completely original."
Jeremy Edwards – Musician/Producer. Producer Award at the 2006 Musicoz Awards.


Words about Paul Andrew Carey: Penned on the Artist by Mick Daley

“Paul Carey, a masterly musician and songwriter with an epic rock pedigree, has emerged from a submerged decade with an explosive body of work that just erupts, quite terrifyingly, on stage”.

Offering Carey a support gig was a dreadful mistake. When I bowled into the Drunken Poet after an earlier engagement it was to witness Carey rampaging across the bar, howling out the kind of primordial berserker magic that mutated the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion from Beck's support act to the colossus that tore apart an ABC studio.

This is a man who’s shared big stages on tour with Cold Chisel, Midnight Oil and Van Halen. His 90s rock band Gumption were arena rock monsters, till they imploded in their own idiosyncrasies. 

Carey is just at home on the small stage too. He remains a shambling rock beast, whether tearing up the Drunken Poet to the patent astonishment of the whisky hardballers, or howling cathartic twenty minute dirges to spellbound audiences in a house concert in Coburg. 

In a town teeming with songwriters it takes rare talent to be noticed. Carey stands out in Melbourne for his extraordinary presence, narrative power and determination to get to the heart of human stories.

Tearing up the Drunken Poet is only one facet of his lunatic assemblage of talents. He can change gear on a dime and move through a range of genres, playing sweet guitar ballads or destroying a fretboard with solos out of the Captain Beefheart bestiary.

In a basement studio on the banks of Merri Creek he’s been labouring in obscurity for a year, producing tracks for a project that continually expanding. From a humble rock and roll album it’s blown into a fully fledged psyche-rock compendium that ranges from elegant, bittersweet ballads to stoner rock odysseys to balls out hip hop dance tracks worthy of Kendrick Lamar.

He’s a literal songwriter, focused on describing a tangible world, grounded in circumstance but moving through time. His songs are long explorations of character and often tragic endeavour, delivered with a robust emotionality that is more than capable of provoking very real tears.

Carey’s lived through several musical scenes, from Grafton, home of Gumption, to Newcastle, where he fronted The Mojo Liberation Front and Evolluap, as well as playing organ for reggae band The Gualliards. In Melbourne he formed soul-groove band The Lustral Water and performed for two years as guitarist for Kutcha Edwards, writing on his album Blak n Blu.

Carey is coming out of hibernation, preparing himself to hit the live scene in tsunami splendour. I for one will be volunteering as the support act.

“I have not heard a more quality, eclectic, compelling, incredible songwriter in a long, long time”.
Aleyce Simmonds – 2017 APRA Award Winner – 2018 Golden Guitar winner

“Ignites and feeds the hungry spirit with powerful imagery and originality. His words and music mark him as a master craftsman “
Luke O’shea – six time Golden guitar winner, APRA song of the year, etc

Australian female poet, singer-songwriter, artist and dreamer, Camille captures this revolving world through a kaleidoscope lens. From the perspective of female poet, Camille takes the picturesque landscape of life and holds a microscope to it, unveiling the complex political, social and environmental issues suffocating humanity, and transforms those images into narratives where poetry and music collide. 

Originally from Byron Bay and currently living in Melbourne, Camille made her musical debut with the haunting ‘A little gypsy song’ followed up by the feminist anthem ’…Because I was born a girl’, both receiving a warm reception from radio stations and publications.

Working in over 20 of the most notorious clubs in Australia has allowed DJMykeyB to develop a style that is unlike any other DJ in the industry.  With a professional reputation that is only surpassed by his personality – his extensive experience in R&B, House, Retro, Commercial House, Party Hits as well as the commercial dance scene have secured his name as one of Melbourne’s most respected DJs.

Junie & TheHutFriends is an indie pop musical dumpster fire.

Melbourne based singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist, Liam Jayes explores music through his many different projects.

For information, contact details and rates for the audio services Liam Provides including mixing, mastering and session musicianship, simply visit the Modern Analogue Recording playlist on this Soundcloud page.

Contact information:
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