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Four original Darwin tracks by trio the 'Epi(c)phannys'; comprising songwriters Debs Jagoe on lead vocals and rhythm guitar and Adele Mammone on bass. Tony Frey sits in drums for Mega Jess the Epics drummer.

Harder Being Grey EP Live at the Darwin Rails!

No 1 2 Talk 2

Soapbox Southerner Grrl Rock 8 July 2017

22 degrees is a silly little song that celebrates living in the tropics and the shared experience of the Top End's intense climate. If you turn off the fan cause it's too cold and then can't sleep because you miss it's comforting and rhythmic squeaking - you will enjoy this one.

22 Degrees - It's cold in Darwin

Fall Down Psychic Blues is written for those who have lost a loved one.

Fall Down Psychic Blues

Epi(c)phannys - (with a silent 'C') are a Darwin collective telling tales of the Top End, through the lens of women celebrating their freedoms in a frontier town.  "Darwin confronts you, makes you sweat and forces you to be resilient.....kinda like a woman! We also hope to make you dance!” 

The election of Donald Trump has inspired us to stand-up and speak to our tribe, of women...and men who love women, and women who love women who love men who love to dress like women....to say that....‘NO’...we will not be grabbed by you - famous or not!"

BIOS
DEBS JAGOE
Debs left Melbourne for Darwin in 2009 - picking up the guitar at backyard parties and tormenting punters at markets, open-mics and venues ever since. 
An early passion for writing and illustration led her to study Film and Television at the Victoria College of the Arts, working freelance after graduation on a range of creative projects before moving into marketing and promotion.  
Debbie has played with 'The Mint Slices', 'Glitch Magicians' and 'Lunatics are taking over the Asylum' but views the 'Epi(c)phannys' as a space to explore femininity in Darwin, in a post-Trump world.  

ADELE ‘THE REACH’ MAMMONE
Adele Mammone has been involved in the Darwin scene in one way or another since 2012 and is passionate about equality, social inclusion and community. Adele’s love is for Skarlet the bass but in a pinch she can be bribed to play guitar. Recently treading the boards in a low-fi, metaphysical rock-opera called ‘The Never Ending Musical to Save Planet Earth’, she currently plays with the ‘Lunatics are taking over the Asylum’ and teaches Pilates.

DANIELLE NGAHERE INGLIS
Danielle Ngahere Inglis Danielle made the jump across the ditch to the Northern Territory from Aotearoa, New Zealand in 2012.Danielle grew up bi-lingual, bi-cultural and on the stage in a Maori performing arts capacity from the age of 5. This encouraged a passion for performance – mostly singing. She was thrilled to come into the knowledge that the Epi (c) phannys were in need of some vocal support after 5 years away from her homeland and has been a part of the Epi (c) phannys since early 2017.Danielle is currently a student and pet-sitter. 

GUEST APPEARANCES BY.....

MEGA JESS
Jessie Davis has been involved in the music industry in Darwin for over 10 years,  both on stage and behind the mixing desk.  A multi-instrumentalist, Jessie eventually discovered drumming (after filling in for a missing band member one rehearsal) and has been hooked ever since. Jessie has graced the Darwin Festival stage on many occasions with bands such as 'The Fairweather Dolls', 'The Aviators', '2Cats - 1Hat' and 'Cooperblack'.
Jessie currently works as Programming Manager for Happy Yess and Theatre Technician for Browns Mart.

AMA ZIS an offbeat performing artist who writes about home and the human condition. 
Simple sounds and soulful songs. 
Now in collaboration with the Epi(c)phannys.