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The 2016 Coast Acoustics Music Festival is proudly sponsored by …
Mudgeeraba, QLD
GOLD COAST BARGES
Division 5 Councillor
Peter Young
WELCOME
Music Festival 2016
Sat 17-Sun 18th September
Country Paradise Parklands, 231 Beaudesert Nerang Rd, Nerang QLD 4211 (Free Parking)
This Festival is FREE thanks to our Major Sponsor:
AND …
 our Organising Committee
 and our VOLUNTEERS
for MAPS click:
Google Map from M1 and mid-coast
The whole site: Parking, Road access, and general event precinct
Details of the Festival Precinct
GOLD COAST ACOUSTIC CLUB
The COAST ACOUSTICS CLUB welcomes new members and visitors to our 3 free Jam
Sessions per month, and an Open Mic + Guest Artist concert on the 4th Saturday of
each month (1-5pm).
 Membership is $15 per year
 Concerts days are just $5 for Members and $10 for visitors.
Ongoing Club information is available at:
 www.coastacoustics.com.au
 www.facebook.com/GoldCoastAcousticMusicClub
 www.meetup.com/Gold-Coast-Acoustic-Music-Club
www.coastacoustics.com.au
www.meetup.com/Gold-Coast-Acoustic-Music-Club
www.facebook.com/GoldCoastAcousticMusicClub
Music Festival 2016
Stage Out Back Master of Ceremonies … Angela Toohey
Each time row = 15 minutes, e.g. the 10:30 time slot = 10:30-10:45
SATURDAY Artist/Stage –some sessions overlap. Click on artist for Bio & Photo
SATURDAY – SATURDAY – SATURDAY
PROGRAMME
10:00 am
10:15 am
10:30 am
10:45 am
11:00 am
11:15 am
11:30 am
11:45 am
12:00 pm
12:15 pm
12:30 pm
12:45 pm
1:00 pm
1:15 pm
1:30 pm
1:45 pm
2:00 pm
2:15 pm
2:30 pm
2:45 pm
3:00 pm
3:15 pm
3:30 pm
3:45 pm
4:00 pm
4:15 pm
4:30 pm
4:45 pm
5:00 pm
5.15 pm
Stage Out Back
Rivershed
Workshop
My Figment
Banffy Leung &
Murtha
Open Mic/
Jam Session
Rowdy
(according to number)
Main Hall
Kallquist Guitars
Luthier Display
ALL DAY
11:00 Food Bar
Opens
Market St
Wild Encounters
11:00am - 3:30pm
11.45 Drinks Bar
Opens
Sadie & Jay with
Suzanne Hibbs
Angela Toohey
Trio
Chuck & Chris
Coast Acoustics
Showcase 1
with
Michael Werts
Tony Obermeit
Christiaan
Jim Young
Dave Milton
Blues Licks –
Chuck Euston
GCC Brass Band
Open Mic/
Jam Session
GCC Brass Band
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Wild Encounters
11:00am - 3:30pm
Owl Valley
Bluegrass
Voice Weavers
Fettler’s Yard
Mat Brooker
Banjo –
Chris Eaton
Voice Weavers
Kim Banffy Trio
5:05 pm
to
5:50pm
The Bridge
6:10 pm
to
6:55 pm
Will Anderson
7:15 pm Round Mountain
to
Girls
late
Music Festival 2016
SUNDAY
SUNDAY – SUNDAY – SUNDAY
PROGRAMME
Each time row = 15 minutes, e.g. the 10:30 time slot = 10:30-10:45
Artist/Stage –some sessions overlap. Click on artist for Bio & Photo
Stage Out Back
10:00 am
Julie Hayes
10:15 am
10:30 am
10:45 am
11:00 am
Franké Blues &
11:15 am
Brass
11:30 am
11:45 am
12:00 pm
Mama JuJu &
12:15 pm
The Jam Tarts
12:30 pm
12:45 pm
1:00 pm
Deena
1:15 pm
1:30 pm
1:45 pm
2:00 pm
2:15 pm
The Jar
2:30 pm
2:45 pm
3:00 pm
Mark Cryle &
3:15 pm
Carmel Newman with
3:30 pm Rebecca Wright and
Donald Mackay
3:45 pm
4:00 pm
4:15 pm
4:30 pm
4:45 pm
Hillbilly Goats
5:00 pm
Rivershed
Peter van Herk
Coast Acoustics
Showcase 2
with
Adrian Davis
Lizzie Flynn
Chrisalis
Presidential
Blues Band
Workshop
Ukelele –
Mama Juju
Main Hall
Kallquist Guitars
Luthier Display
ALL DAY
JAM SESSION
Wild Encounters
11:00am - 3:30pm
11.45 Drinks Bar
Opens
Trad folk tunes –
David De Santi
Market St
10:00 Food Bar
Opens
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Threeworlds Bongo Bus
Playing DADGAD
– Lawrie Agar
Lee Nelson
Song Writing –
Mark Cryle
Ellie Jane
Wild Encounters
ends at 3:30pm
Open Mic/
Jam Session
late
Angela Toohey – Master of Ceremonies
Singer, songwriter, actor, musical theatre performer, designer.
Nationally renowned in Australia for her 20+ year career in theatre, Award
winning artist Angela Toohey is now shining the light on her own music.
Best known for her role as Liza Minnelli in The Boy From Oz, opposite
Hugh Jackman in 2006 and Todd Mckenney in 98-99, Angela has
embraced the power and joy of sharing her music with her fans.
Her music has a wide appeal, and could be described as contemporary
Australian folk music. As an artist Angela has a unique singing and song
writing style. Her guitar work and singing abilities reflect a genuine
richness and depth.
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Angela Toohey Band
SATURDAY Stage Out Back: 12:45 – 1:30pm
Angela believes in the power of music as a catalyst for change, to inspire
a more compassionate, equitable world. From her unique life journey,
she pens emotive ballads and soaring anthems, rich with imagery of
love, loss, growth and occasional howling at the moon. With a renowned
20+ year career in musical theatre, starring as Liza Minnelli in the Boy
from Oz opposite Hugh Jackman and Todd McKenney, Angela entertains
and captivates.
Her world class vocals and powerful rhythm guitar, with instinctive bass
and harmonies from Jodi Murtha, and Suzanne Hibbs’ deft percussion,
deliver a lively, enthralling show.
Banffy Leung & Murtha
SATURDAY Stage Out Back 11:00 – 11:30am
This trio brings together the song writing talents of three strong, female
singer/songwriters indulging in beautiful vocal harmonies and
sensitively- executed guitar and bass combinations.
Ann Leung came to public attention through the ABC TV series Exhumed
with her band, Diddly Squat, but has also recently released her debut
solo album, Dreams of A Wild Goose. Jodi Murtha has returned to her
singer songwriter roots after many years as a bass player and backing
vocalist to concurrently pursue a solo career, releasing her debut EP
Contents Unknown. Kim Banffy released her debut album, State of Bliss,
in 2014.
Chuck & Chris Euston
SATURDAY Stage Out Back 1:45– 2:30pm
Chuck and Chrissy play roots, blues and jazz-fabulous originals with great
versions of old standards. Starting with wailing harmonica and slide,
then progressing to classy piano and guitar, they leave you with that
'glad I came' feeling. Regular performers at Folk Redlands, the Bug,
Neurum Ck and Wintermoon festivals
David De Santi
SUNDAY Workshop 12:15– 12:45pm
One day they’ll write a folk song in praise of David de Santi. For more
than a quarter of a century, De Santi has been the unassuming
powerhouse behind the folk music revival in the Illawarra.
After 28 years of running the Illawarra Folk Festival, first at Jamberoo
and now at Bulli, De Santi has helped build the four-day event into the
biggest folk festival in NSW, as well as the largest volunteer-run festival
in Australia.
On top of this, he celebrated 25 years of the Wongawilli Bush Band, the
Wongawilli Colonial Dance Club and the Wongawilli Colonial Dancers.
Deena
SUNDAY Stage Out Back 1:00 – 1:45pm
“Her breathy vocal may seem full of innocence but don’t let it fool you, it
can turn in an instant into a commanding powerhouse … Deena shows
herself a force to be reckoned with, in every way, and definitely one to
watch.”
– Paul Smith, Sydney Morning Herald
“Deena takes hold of the blues like she’s born to it, smacks it in the face
and brings it to life.”
– Sally Browne, Courier Mail
Ellie Jane
SUNDAY Rivershed 2:45 – 3:30pm
Ellie Jane is a Brisbane based singer-songwriter. Her musical sound can
be described as indie folk rock with a bluesy edge and her powerful
vocals convey a unique style.
She has been performing at various venues around Brisbane to promote
the release of her debut EP Songs From an Electric Heart.
Fettler’s Yard
SATURDAY Rivershed 3:45– 4:30pm
Fettler's Yard create thoughtful music from the best in contemporary
folk that features lyrical storytelling and delicate touch. Sensitive playing
styles from guitar and fiddle blend melody and voice together in a way
that will mean something to everyone in some way.
They play what they love and love passing that feeling on.
Franké Blues & Brass
SUNDAY Stage Out Back 11:00 – 11:45am
Jazzy blues, Latin rock and groovy ballads. Franké is all about the feel
and fun of musicians making new music and new arrangements of songs
you thought you knew.
Gold Coast City Brass Band
SATURDAY Main Hall 1:30 – 1:45pm & 2:30 – 2:45pm
Gold Coast City Brass Band is a community based, not for profit, organisation
that has proudly served the Gold Coast since 1902, playing a variety of brass
band music (both modern and traditional) for the enjoyment of both the
players and audience.
Hillbilly Goats
SUNDAY Stage Out Back 4:15– late
Trad folk on steroids with a splash of colour and a dash of difference these Goats have forged their own path.
2016 Golden Guitar finalists & Gold Medallion Media Finalists, The
Hillbilly Goats, strip back the layers of modern music and transport you
on a journey through roots and old time blues. These guys aren’t just a
band – they’re a show featuring stories and song combined with tap
dancing, bones, big harmonies and regular instrument changes. They’ve
won several awards and have released 3 albums specialising in
Mountain Music.
Julie Hayes
SUNDAY Stage Out Back 10:00 – 10:45am
Of Irish descent, the tradition of storytelling is embedded deep within
Julie Hayes’ core. Whether captured by her hypnotically, haunting
melodies or inspired by her poetic, percussive twist on life’s ebbs and
flows, prepare to be swept up in an atmospheric haze and elevated to a
space of clarity and timelessness.
Her musical roots of folk and rhythm stem from a culture as old and
timely as the misty mountains. Having drawn inspiration for her vocal
style from artists like Florence Welch, Joni Mitchell and Eva Cassidy,
spacious melodies allow you to truly hear the song’s intent. Fuelled by a
passion to deliver an experience of wild abandon in her live show,
percussive beats with unexpected twists encourage the audience to
connect to their natural rhythms.
Kallquist Guitars – Luthier Display
SATURDAY & SUNDAY Main Hall
At Kallquist Guitars our primary objective is to provide instruments that have
that “classic vintage thing” that makes those instruments of yesteryear so in
demand. That perfect blend of sound, feel and look.
Maximising the use of hand tools and traditional techniques while using
modern machinery where it’s required coupled with high quality timber,
parts and passion ... I think is where it is at.
Feel free to get in contact to discuss anything from guitars to vintage
port and westerns.
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Kim Banffy
SATURDAY Rivershed 4:50 – 5:30pm
Kim Banffy's music is reminiscent of 60s-70s singer/songwriter style,
with a more modern, poppy, at times even slightly jazzy twist. Kim’s
songs have been compared by other musicians to Joni Mitchell’s, and
her voice to Joan Baez, Karen Carpenter and Sinead O’Connor, ranging
from sweet and pure to rich and full.
If you're a lyrics person this is for you. Kim has been dubbed ‘The Poets’
songwriter’ for her ability to build evocative word pictures with lyrics
and her skilful use of metaphor. This is an artist best-appreciated in
venues where you could hear a pin drop.
Lee Nelson
Lee has performed as a singer songwriter throughout Australia, from the
grandeur of Sydney Opera House to intimate wine bars.
From folk to funk original, his music is highly entertaining, witty and
often thought provoking.
Mama Juju and The Jam Tarts
“A quirky, sassy, fun band that makes audiences feel fantastic.” Mama
Juju & The Jam Tarts are fast gaining a reputation for playing almost
anything, anytime, anywhere! From Celtic to contemporary folk, to pop,
blues, alt country, acoustic rock and jazz. Mama Juju & The Jam Tarts
play old and new, original and re-invented songs with no limit to choice
of decade or genre. Their gorgeous harmonies and sharing of the lead
vocals gives the band a unique and diverse sound.
The Tarts all suffer from IAS (instrument Acquisition Syndrome), so they
share quite a collection of instruments between them including ukuleles,
guitars, harmonica, flute, piccolo, oboe, u- bass, washboard, lagerphone,
tambourine, spoons, congas, cajon, bongos and full drum kit.
Mark Cryle & Carmel Newman with Rebecca Wright and Donald Mackay
Since his work in seminal Australian band Spot the Dog, Mark Cryle
(guitar & vocals) has been acclaimed by music journalists as one of
Australia's leading songwriters. A consummate live performer, the
sublime musicianship of Carmel Newman (fiddle & vocals) complements
this act superbly. Their 2015 CD The Taste of the Rain combines their
skills into a rich and enticing blend.
Rebecca and Donald’s music has been likened to that of a good Scotch
whisky: delightfully smooth, full of character and highly addictive.
Accompanied by requinto, cello, acoustic guitar and bodhran, their
shows promise something out of the ordinary and bring you back to the
heart of folk.
Mat Brooker
SATURDAY Stage Out Back 4:00 – 4:45pm
Mat Brooker unleashes exciting nuevo flamenco guitar music with
lightning speed, warm engaging audience rapport and fearless
improvisation. Armed with only a Spanish guitar and stomp box he will
transport you around the world for a global party and some universal
soulful connection.
Mat presents original material from his two current albums in a
powerfully focussed live context – hard, bold, cascading from the tiniest
whisper to thunderous echoes. Described as the “Jimi Hendrix of Spanish
Guitar” after his performance at Illawarra Folk Festival, he is continuing
to take festival audiences by storm with his dynamic show.
My Figment
SATURDAY Rivershed 10:00 – 10:45am
My Figment, a Contemporary-folk acoustic duo is made up of Chelle and
Dave (and the occasional ring in). They are lovers, friends and cocreators of many undiscovered, eclectic, original songs…and a rather
sweet pigeon pair.
Chelle is a sentimental dreamer, forever enchanted by folklore,
dandelions, clouds and ordinary lives being lived. Dave’s childhood
revolved around mountains and valleys, the chugging of village trains,
and itinerant seasons of fruit and cane.
Owl Valley Bluegrass
Our Dynamic line-up was formed in 2012. several members have played
together for over 20 years & received various awards. The four piece
band offer various styles in their repertoire, which include Bluegrass,
Aussie Bush, Folk & Country.
Drawing from the legendary styles of Earl Scruggs, Lester Flat, Bill
Monroe & Doc Watson.
Peter van Herk
SUNDAY Rivershed 10:00 – 10:35am
For me, folk stories are not just about events but very much the
permutations of minds and relationships that give us understanding,
insight and sometimes just a good laugh. The music has to suit the words
and vice versa.
My style has been labelled 'Urban Folk' which I think is very cool and is
the first label I have no desire to push against.
Presidential Blues Band
The Presidential Blues Band is an acoustic duo that do a lot of early
traditional acoustic Blues. Consisting of Dean Morgan (Guitar and
Vocals) and Gary MacDonald (Acoustic/Double Bass and vocals), they
usually perform as a 3 piece with a revolving door of guest artists
typically on Slide guitar or Harmonica, and always encourage people to
get up and jam with them.
Gary and Dean are both seasoned musicians, and have played in Bands,
Duos, Trios and Solo, covering all styles of music from Blues, Ceilidh and
Celtic Rock, Heavy Metal, Jazz, Country and Folk. With Gary on Double
Bass, or his miniscule Ukulele Bass (which has to be heard to be
believed!), and Dean on fingerpicking National Steel Resonator guitar,
they have a distinctive raw blues sound.
Round Mountain Girls
SATURDAY Stage Out Back 7:15pm – late
They've graced the stages of Bluesfest, Port Fairy, Woodford, Gympie
Muster, Urban Country, Mud Bulls, Caloundra and Tamworth music
festivals as well as some of the most prestigious venues in the nation,
rubbing shoulders with the best acts Australia has to offer... ...welcome
to the world of Round Mountain Girls.
Chris Easton is giving a banjo workshop on Saturday.
Rowdy
SATURDAY Rivershed 11:00 – 11:45am
Rowdy's stepfather and his brothers always played guitar when he was a
kid, old country and western cowboy tunes. Rowdy had a go on the
guitar every now and then. Later in life, when he rented a little house,
someone had left behind a cassette of Neil Young's Harvest album. After
listening several times, he went out and bought a guitar and starting
learning to play by trial and error. He wrote a song called Fields of Green
a couple of weeks later. Over the next 20 years he wrote around 35
songs but never played outside the bedroom because he didn't think
anyone would like his music. Then, in 2011, he entered a competition
and won a prize. Since then he has grabbed any opportunity to hit the
stage where he plays his original music.
Sadie & Jay with Suzanne Hibbs
An acoustic duo, Sadie & Jay perform original and eclectic folk music that
leans toward the alternative with a tinge of blues and occasional
theatrics. Renowned for their vocals and song writing, they deliver a mix
of guitar, bouzouki, banjo mandolin and upright or electric bass at their
live performances.
Gigs include Folk clubs, folk festivals and live music venues in SE Qld &
Northern NSW. This year they performed overseas at Auckland Folk Fest
and around the UK
The Bridge
The Bridge is a family band who enjoy repertoire that allows them to
explore tight three-part harmony. With their feet firmly planted in folk
and country, the band enjoys putting their own interpretation on
modern and traditional music. Instrumentation includes guitar,
mandolin, keyboard, harmonica and percussion. The band love to
entertain and have a variety of repertoire to engage the audience.
The Jar
A four-piece tour de force prove categorically that Celtic music is as
relevant and rigorous as it ever was - a living, breathing organism. When
these lads explode onto stage, it is simply impossible to remain seated …
the phenomenal fiddle playing of Sebastian Flynn, the driving rhythm of
Bodhran & bass aficionado John Druery, the tenor banjo & mandolin
mastery of Martin Reese and the powerhouse vocals of legendary lead
singer/guitarist John Logan, coalesce to play the kind of music that
brings you to your senses…in the words of renowned ragamuffin Seamus
Rafferty… "Ah I tell you, it was great music, ‘twould make the water
stand out in your eyes".
SUNDAY Lawn Area 12:30pm, 1:30pm and 2:30pm
Threeworlds has been around since 2001. Before teaming up with Matt
Lees, Jason Ure had been making drums in Victoria before touring with
his drum making & drumming workshops, doing festivals and markets
and generally having a good time with his mobile business.
Drumming in a group demonstrates the powerful dynamic and strength
of playing together as a team.
Threeworlds is now an icon of the Gold Coast.
Voice Weavers
SATURDAY Main Hall 3.40-4:00pm & 4.45-5:05pm
Voice Weavers is an Australian a Cappella choir based on the Southern
Gold Coast and Northern NSW region. They sing in multi-part harmony
(4+ parts) in differing arrangement styles from Contemporary a Cappella
to Traditional Choral with an emphasis on Pop-Choral.
Members are men and women from 15 to 85 from diverse backgrounds
and ethnicities.
Walcott Guitars
Session Tent Convenor
Peter Walcott has been working with wood since 1975. He started his
working life as a timber shipwright. Peter has taken these skills and
applied them to his passion of making and playing acoustic guitars.
He feels that the energy in the guitar is very important. A guitar handbuilt with love and passion will always feel and play better than a guitar
that has come out of a production factory.
Walcott Guitars are based in Mudgeeraba on the Gold Coast.
Wild Encounters
SATURDAY & SUNDAY Market Street – all day until 3.30pm
Wild Encounters offers Fun and Educational Mobile Reptile and Wildlife
Shows around the Gold Coast Hinterland, Brisbane and Surrounding Suburbs.
Wild Encounters is built on our passion for Native Wildlife and we want to
share our passion with you. We love teaching anyone and everyone,
everything there is to know about the beautiful Native Animals we live with,
the importance of them and their conservation.
Will Anderson
Will Anderson uses his smooth vocals, didgeridoos, guitar and
percussion to create a soulful one of a kind sound. His unique style is like
Matt Corby, Mumford and Sons and Xavier Rudd thrown in a blender
and served with ice. Will gained national recognition in December by
winning the Telstra Road to Discovery 2015 People’s Choice Award,
Australia’s largest singer/songwriter program and was also runner up for
the Queensland Music 2016 Most Promising Male Songwriter Award.
Will has also supported The Cat Empire, Busby Marou and Kingswood on
their respective tours.
ACOUSTIC CLUB SHOWCASE 1 – Saturday Rivershed 12:00 – 3:00pm
MICHAEL WERTS originally learned to play drums then guitar, but life got in the way.
After a 25-year hiatus, he has reconnected with guitar and just enjoys playing.
TONY OBERMEIT lives on Mt Tamborine and plays steel string
acoustic, mostly finger picking style, and djembe drum.
CHRISTIAAN, after several years travelling overseas and gliding along the shores
of this great land, sailing his catamaran, is back on the Gold Coast with a new
passion for writing songs.
COLOUR & SHAPE (Jim Young). Foo Fighters inspired acoustic duo
covering songs from a number of artists.
DAVE MILTON cut his teeth on the London scene before emigrating to Australia. He has been
influenced by Cat Stephens, Eagles, etc., and is also returning to the joy of music after a busy career.
MC: Peter Walcott
ACOUSTIC CLUB SHOWCASE 2 … SUNDAY Rivershed 11:00 – 12:30
ADRIAN DAVIS. Adrian's music is a compelling blend of
Aussie folk-rock and original tunes that speak of the land
and the people.
LIZZIE FLYNN. Lyrical honesty and charming
melodies, Lizzie Flynn writes songs that blend a little
satirical storytelling with a lot of joyful emotion.
CHRISALIS. Chrisalis will cover just about anything, any
genre, all decades from 1950 to now, and also slip in
random originals.
MC: Peter Walcott
CREDITS – Key Organisers who spent weeks putting this event together
Frank Stoove
Artist booking, sound systems/engineers, programme scheduling
Leonie Schwarzel
General management, admin, editor
Leonie Milton
Finance, admin
Tony Obermeit
Social media, Rivershed manager
with Special Thanks to:
Christine Condon (Maps)
Dean Morgan (First Aid and Photography)
Debra McGinnis (Ad distribution & Survey)
Greg Barnett (Programme design and content)
Hilary Sawyer (Artwork)
… and the Members Volunteer Army
Len Lockitt (Bar)
Martin Homan (Sunday MC)
Michael Werts (Incident Manager)
Peter Van Herk (Catering)
Peter Walcott (Open Mic)
ROAD DIRECTIONS
ALL PARKING is FREE
Audience Parking is on the OVAL only
The Oval can accommodate hundreds of
cars if everyone follows directions of the
parking attendants.
Please be patient and helpful.
ENTRY is FREE - no ticket needed
Coast Acoustics HQ - Location  for:
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Club information
Memberships
Coast Acoustics - Location  for:
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Raffles
Food and Drink
THE VENUE & FESTIVAL
More pictures of the venue can be seen at:
www.countryparadiseparklands.com.au/index.php/
galleries/aerial-views
A video of a past Festival is here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2W0rBrLH68
We hope to see you here again NEXT YEAR … follow us on Facebook for info
This 2016 Coast Acoustics Music Festival was proudly sponsored by …
Mudgeeraba, QLD
GOLD COAST BARGES
Division 5 Councillor
Peter Young
GOODBYE
THIS PROGRAMME … created in Microsoft Word by GREG BARNETT
GREG is a Gold Coast Acoustic Club Member.
Still working, he offers computer consulting, business research,
information analysis, document design/production, and training.
His business information is available at www.clancys.com.au
MUSIC. Greg now rarely performs but derives great enjoyment from
playing, writing and recording … for the love of it. Listen for free,
download song sheets, and watch the music videos of Greg’s recent
home-studio produced co-written 12-track album PRESCIENT on
www.clancys.com.au/prescient

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