Pirritu

Ngiyampaa man and First Nations singer-songwriter Pirritu’s music is gentle, honest and melodic, enticing you into the depths of his personal journey, to sing you a story
of sadness, love and hope. visit pirritu.com for upcoming gigs.

Saint Ergo

Saint Ergo is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer. I’m playing double-bass on two of their releases, with more works in the vault.

Elise Cabrét

I’m forever grateful to be on this record with best friends from Melbourne Polytechnic. I miss school days and the Stingray bass I sold for a plane ticket.

Bob Hutchison

From blues gigs at biker clubs, private functions to Channel 31 appearances and currently the Farafield Music studio, me and Bob have shared an epic journey together. This Dylan cover features members of our blues band “The Shady Ladies”. Bob Hutchison has an original LP in the pipeline.

bobhutchison.com.au

Waz E. James

The day I got a double bass, Waz called me to play at his Sunday residency at Claypots St. Kilda, my uncle Craig McDowell was playing piano in the band. We played after Paul Williamson and Gil Askey, before Margie Lou and Alan Browne. Over 18th months of weekIy gigs I learnt how to actually play this instrument. We have played pretty much every pub gig in Melbourne and the current lineup features Andrew Pendlebury.

waz.com.au