L.J. HILL
The music of contemporary singer/songwriter/guitarist  L.J. Hill, illustrates the rich experience of a full life -  lived from the northwest plains of NSW to the city streets of Sydney and Melbourne.  L.J.  is part Aboriginal and part North American Indian, with a dose of the Irish thrown in for good measure and his music reflects this mixed heritage.  His  musical influences also  come from such disparate musicians as Merle Haggard,  Bruce Springsteen and Tom T. Hall. T.J.’s  songs, sung in his world weary voice are beautifully crafted with subtle …

Far Away In Australia Album and Tour 2011
Feedback Music Presents:

DEREK WARFIELD & THE YOUNG WOLFE TONES
THE ‘FAR AWAY IN AUSTRALIA’ TOUR – APRIL & MAY 2011

Derek Warfield is regarded by many as Ireland’s greatest living balladeer. Derek has spent  most of his life on the road, many of them in the frontline with the legendary WolfeTones until they broke up in 2001, after nearly 40 years together. Many Irish ballad fans thought that the patriotic spirit of Irish song would die with the breakup of the quartet, but not so. Derek has …

The Coronas are back. Their debut LP – 2007′s Heroes or Ghosts – achieved platinum sales in Ireland, and spawned massive singles such as “Grace, Don’t Wait!”, “Heroes or Ghosts” and especially “San Diego Song” which became an anthem in clubs and radio stations all across the country.The Dublin quartet quickly followed its’ release with sell-out shows nationwide, two meteor award nominations and a spellbinding set on the main stage at Oxegen. All this along with tours in the U.S., UK and Asia, has enabled …

Rory Faithfield:
journeyman and musician
Rory Faithfield is a Dublin-based yet Australian born and bred singer-songwriter with Celtic songlines in his head and grains of sand between his toes.
Undeterred by school reports – kicked out of singing class at age 6 and the School Band at 14 Rory’s journey began with the post-punk Sydney band scene. Inspired by The Saints, Hunters & Collectors, Birthday Party and X he eschewed his middle-class beginnings in his search for something that felt more real.
Like thousands of Australians, that search inevitably led to a one way …

Now, with the debut of his new EP ‘Hide & Seek’, Gerry Scullion a.k.a. Minus Circus brings a new brand of progressive rock to captivate your heart and soul.
‘Hide & Seek’ was recorded in Los Angeles in 2007 with two highly acclaimed producers, 11-time Grammy winner Rafa Sardina (Stevie Wonder, Luis Miguel, Macy Gray) and Cheche Alara(Christina Aguilera, Pink), whom he met after two impressive solo showcases in Los Angeles in mid-2006. “Gerry was asked to make a wish-list for his band to record with in Los Angeles. He chose Peter Thorn …