A
sample of some of the tremendous talent we're associated with:
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Ross Wilson In
a career that spans over 30 years Ross remains one of this country's
most respected artists. From Daddy Cool to Mondo Rock, as a solo
artist, or as songwriter of A-grade classics such as "Eagle Rock",
"Come Back Again", "Cool World" & "A Touch of Paradise", or producer
of the legendary Skyhooks, Jo Jo Zep, & recently The Screaming Jets,
Ross's involvement with success has continued unabated... |
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Wendy
Matthews Wendy Matthews has a reputation as an artist par excellence with a sublime, expressive voice that never fails to move those who hear it. Both acoustically and physically, Wendy Matthews moves with an enviable minimalism. Her music is an unhurried journey of clean melodies, infectious energy and simple grace. Wendy has proven that commitment to class is still not only valid but applauded by the public ear. She has confirmed that such commitment is not a symptom of vulnerability, but the true path of artistic integrity. This is exemplified by the reality that Wendy’s music is now in more than a million homes in Australia...  |
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James
Reyne James' musical career initially took hold in the 1980's when he formed Australian Crawl. The band's popularity skyrocketed with each album release & all five albums achieved Top 5 status… When Australian Crawl called it a day in 1986 - singer/song-writer James Reyne commenced his solo career - and what an adventure it has been, with over 10 solo albums to his name, with the latest offering "Speedboats For Breakfast" out now on Liberation Records… |
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Marcia
Hines All of Australia knows her simply as Marcia, the diva with the most wonderful and distinctive voice that local pop music has ever heard. Marcia Hines is an Australian Idol! Three decades of stage hits, No.1 singles & albums and sell out concerts have cemented her a true diva. As a performer Marcia has had an amazing influence on Australia's music industry… Instant recognizable classic anthems, such as "Music Is My Life", "You", "I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself", "Something's Missing In My Life", "Your Love Still Brings Me Down To My Knees"…and recent hits "Time Of Our Lives" & "I've Got To Believe"… |
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Convertible
Blondes The Convertible Blondes are Gina Hall (lead VOX and keyboards), Larry Collinsworth (guitarist), Bub Koster (bass guitar), and T-Bone (drums). A high-energy pop/rock band, their aggressive delivery and deliberate approach produces a big sound combining rock tradition with technology. Early bands like Led Zeppelin, Cream and Pink Floyd are major musical influences... |
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Vanessa
Amorosi Besides being seen by the biggest audience a performer could ever hope for when she performed to four and a half billion television viewers of the Sydney Olympics, Vanessa also performed at the Closing Ceremony, The Paralympics, The Goodwill Games and The Commonwealth Games Handover Ceremony in Manchester. Her song, Absolutely Everybody holds the record for the Longest Charting Single By An Australian Female Artist ever, and her self-written ballad Shine was the Most played Song On Australian Radio In 2001… |
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Renee
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The
Radiators "A sure bet" someone once said of The Radiators. Little did they know 21 years later The Radiators would still be dominating the stages and airwaves of today. With trademark lyrics and gimmicks these guys have a history that debuting acts could only dream of. The Radiators have carved themselves a niche in the annuls of Australian Rock History, headlining, and sharing the stage with other great oz acts such as Rose Tattoo, AC/DC, and INXS. Consistently delivering high quality shows (approaching the 3000 mark), the Rads have played to an estimated two million punters throughout Australia. |
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Taxi Ride TAXIRIDE
- whose first LP Imaginate went double platinum at home, spawned
the hits "Get Set" and "Everywhere You Go"' and helped the band
share a Best New Artist ARIA. The band also made serious inroads
in America, Japan and Europe capped off by a Wembley Stadium show
with Tina Turner in 2000. |
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Rick Price Rick Price is one of the most accredited Australian singer/songwriters of the 90's. 1992 saw the emergence of such a talent with the singles "Not A Day Goes By", "Walk Away Renee" and "Heaven Knows".Heaven Knows also achieved Top 40 status throughout Europe and with the album of the same name, it achieved Platinum status throughout Australia and South East Asia. With 3 ARIA nominations and numerous Australian Music Awards behind him, Rick wrote and recorded the critically acclaimed second album, "Tamborine Mountain" during 1995. Also achieving Platinum status, it was Rick at his most experimental and it's content reflected a close and introspective view of his personal life...
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The Feramones Dubbed
as the Northern River's very own "Super group", The Feramones boast
a lineup of musicians that have played with a myriad of international
and Australian bands... |
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