Sunday, January 31, 2010

Rosie at Tamworth Country Music Fest 2008

www.rosieandthethorns.com A light-hearted look at my trip to Tamworth this year as a Toyota Star Maker Finalist First festival with my new Tanglewood guitar! (TW45-DLX-B) Some of the other great acts we saw while there were: The Remains, The Bostocks with Smokin' Joe Robinson, Chris Wilson & Sarah Carrol with The Pirates of Beer, Casey Watt, Danny Hooper, The Perch Creek Family Jug Band, Cassandra Smiles, 8 Ball Aitkin and late late Funk Town... More info: 2008 Toyota Star Maker finalist Rosie Sutherland is getting ready to unleash her solo album on the world. Rosie was the only girl in cult surf band The Val Dusty Experiment. Now she fronts her own band of tight, experienced players and combines well-crafted pop tunes and a sweet vocal delivery in an honest and enjoyable style. She was selected as a 2008 Toyota Star Maker finalist gaining TV/radio/newspaper attention to her music. In August she is singing harmonies with The Brown Birds from Windy Hill at Byron's Splendour in the Grass. Her music has been receiving airplay on ABC Radio, Tamworth Festival FM, a variety of Australian community radio stations including fbi 94.5 Sydney, 2BBB Bellingen and featured on Doug Lang's Roots/Folk/Americana program 'Better Days' CFRO 102.7FM in Vancouver, Canada. Rosie's upcoming album sits somewhere a little outside Pop or Rock. Simple song structures and vocal harmonies allude to Folk and a little Country, with plenty of catchy choruses and solid rhythms for her accomplished band to drive along. Her music has evoked comparisons as diverse as Shelby Lynne, Cat Power, Fleetwood Mac and Tracy Chapman. "In my music, I hope that I can describe feelings and experiences in a way that people can relate to, and help people work out what it is they should be encouraging and cherishing in themselves and those around them. "I write songs about everyday things: sadness, problems with friends and lovers, children growing up" R osie has been writing for her solo album for over a year and playing regularly to NSW North Coast audiences. A strong band has formed during the development of the songs: Mark Wells (lead guitar), Geoff Dixon (bass), Dan Power (drums) and Princess Leah (backing vocals). They have played support for various acts (incl. Grant Walmsley's Agents of Peace, Louis Tillett, Dan England, Andrew Kidman, Crow Feather...) along the East Coast, from Sydney to Noosa Heads. They took their acoustic show to the 2008 Tamworth Country Music Festival playing gigs and invitation spots at major outdoor venues (see calendar). A Demo EP is available now and includes 6 album demos plus a live track from the Hotel Great Northern, Byron Bay. With the upcoming self-release of her album, Rosie hopes to reach a wider audience playing at venues & festivals all over the country. Some reactions to EP track #1 "Crazy Talk" - FREE Download at her Myspace page "Very US underground... 19 68 meets the better part of early 1990s. Nice." Derek Hynd Writer, cultural connoisseur co-founder of Musica Surfica with Richard Tognetti "A unique and different sound with powerful, passionate strong words and a flowing rhythm" Karen Selbie Presenter, 2BBB Radio Bellingen 2NVR Radio Nambucca Band name: Rosie and The Thorns

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