WHAT DO WE DO? 
We have a simple philosophy: we make music to make people move. The live shows are high-energy &amp; positively charged. The music explores a diverse range of styles from rock &amp; funk &amp; reggae to house &amp; dnb &amp; breaks, and a smattering of latin, soul, and jazz vibes. The result is an irresistible blend of danceable beats and infectious hooks.

WHO ARE WE? 
Fronted by the delectable May Bluebell (jazz inspired) and the irrepressible Morgan Anderson (reggae mon), each brings their own flavour to a heady mix that breaks out into soul, hip hop and some seriously heavy counterpoints.

The 3-piece sax section is the next link in Buttertime’s unique sound, and features the incorrigible Will McDermott on alto, Adrian “Systematic” Vandenbergh on baritone, and Carlo Morello on tenor.
Driving hard from
the rear is a three piece rhythm section headed by band-leader Justin Cruickshank. With a core imperative to make people move, the unit is tight and focused, with an unparalleled rhythmical diversity supplied by drummer Richard Neville and bassist Eugene Samolin.


A fresh combination of Hip-Hop, Rock and Funk, JackJackJack’s original music is solid and sincere in its delivery.

Fresh on the local scene, JackJackJack has developed a distinctive sound.  An impressive fusion of genres, their style of Hip-Funk-Rock-Hop is like no other.

Bringing a remarkable ability to blend melodic vocals with convincing rap, JackJackJack’s Magdalene Baines energetically projects her sound above the intricate foundations laid by drummer, Richie Neville; guitarist, Jonathan Vosloo and bassist, Toto the Tomato.  Unlike other “horn sections”, saxophonists Carlo Morello and Will McDermott provide a distinctive addition that completes the JackJackJack sound.  

Mesmerising and unique, their live shows are delivered with an on-stage intensity that reflects the dedication that each member has to the music and the audience. 
Well layered and meticulously detailed, their music encapsulates the best of the eclectic mix of artists that has influenced each of the group’s members.

With aspirations for festival main stages, JackJackJack strove hard in 2013 to land their first festival performance at Rainbow Serpent and in spring of 2013, released their well-received mini-EP “Spring Demo”, featuring just three of their exceptional compositions – Internet, Survival and Bounce.




Delicate yet intricate. Tully On Tully are Melbourne based five piece that deliver raw, honest alt pop narratives. Heartfelt melodies and powerful, refreshing vocals Tully On Tully, fronted by Natalie Foster, are a new distinctive flavour to the pallet of indie-pop.

On the touring front 2014 has seen the band perform at St Kilda Festival, Apollo Bay Music Festival and overseas at Canadian Music Week, Music Matters, Singapore as well as shows in New York.

A live show described as mesmerizing by Australian critics, Tully On Tully have played with the likes of Mia Dyson, Cub Sport, Whitley, Hayden Calnin, Jeremy Neale and Tigertown.

No strangers to international touring, Tully On Tully have performed in Singapore, North America and alongside The Temper Trap at Manila’s Wanderland festival in 2013. Earlier that year Tully on Tully were thrilled to take out the triple j Unearthed competition to play the Sidney Myer Music Bowl for Push Over Festival.

Mid 2013 saw the debut release of their five track EP Weightless which was featured across radio at DIG and Triple R. Single ‘Naked’ was added to rotation on triple j and Tully on Tully wound up in the top 50 most played artists on triple j Unearthed. Featuring Hayden Calnin, ‘Stay’ also received Inpress Magazine’s single of the week status.

Currently writing and recording for their follow up release, Tully On Tully are excited to be confirmed for 2014’s Big Sound.

Natalie Foster’s vocals are breathtaking from the opener; effortlessly clear and powerful, but also bewitching and warm.....this is a band with an ethereal quality....Tully On Tully are both delicate and powerful, demonstrating flawless mastery of their instruments and vocals. Inpress Magazine

Natalie Foster achieves a resigned beauty with her formidable, affecting vocal talent. Beat Magazine

The musical collaboration of "Shaking The Tree" brings together two musicians who have taken very different paths to find themselves in this place and time.

Nick Farza is Persian, and his odyssey found him exploring classical and prog-rock music. His latest adventure is in a fascinating project that he calls MASQUE MusicArt:

https://www.facebook.com/MasqueMusicArtII?

Richard Price is Welsh, and his trek was over the mountains of Snowdonia into the folklorique music of The British Isles, Brittany and France. His one person endeavor GWION can be found here:

https://www.facebook.com/TheGwionProject

Their paths might have converged, when Nick lived in Los Gatos CA and Richard resided just "over the hill" in Santa Cruz. Sadly, their arcs never crossed at that time, they finally met online.

It's an unusual musical combination, but one that is developing interesting sounds and ideas. You can be the judge over the coming months, as their music is showcased here. Welcome to the journey.

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