Juliana Areias announces her first performance at Far North Queensland, presenting the Bossa Nova Baby show at the Tanks Art Centre as part of the 10th Jazz Up North Series on Friday 3rd of June 2016, sharing the Tank Arts Centre with The Cat Empire.
Thanks to the support of the Department of Culture and the Arts of Western Australia, she is bringing her full band from Perth to Cairns featuring the legendary saxophonist/flutist Paul Millard and guitarist Ray Walker as well as some of the most exciting Australian new talents pianist Shai Martin, bassist Joe Southwell and drummer Bronton Ainsworth.
Cairns, get ready to party Bossa Nova Baby style.
CAIRNS LIFE MAGAZINE FEATURE ARTICLE – JULIANA AREIAS
MAY 2016 EDITION
by Dina Amin
Calling all jazz and Bossa Nova aficionados, Perth-based singer Juliana Areias will be heading up north in June for a very special and intimate performance as part of the 2016 Jazz Up North Series at Tanks Arts Centre. Brazilian-born Juliana has an ardent passion for her musical heritage. Her performances are a manifestation of her love for Bossa Nova, Samba, Tango and jazz, each composed as a dialogue between traditional and contemporary forms.
The effervescent songstress is looking forward to bringing her unique style to North Queensland for her first ever performance at Tanks. “Brazilian music is my passion, my cultural identity, my artistic language and the gift I can share with the world,” she enthuses. “My friend – the singer Tara Tiba – has performed at Tanks Arts Centre before and told me that it was one of the best venues she has performed at in Australia. I cannot wait to experience it!”
The performance will provide Juliana with the opportunity to showcase music from her debut album Bossa Nova Baby, a melting pot of Brazilian jazz that has been earning her rave reviews. “It features 12 songs co-written with superb musicians around the globe,” says Juliana. “It was arranged, produced and performed by some of the best jazz musicians in Perth and Melbourne, including Pete Jeavons, Doug De Vries, Graham Wood, Ray Walker, Paul Millard, Marcio Mendes, Chris Tarr and Cathie Travers.”
The album has been embraced by audiences and even featured on national radio, which has meant a great deal to Juliana, validating her attempts to universalise Brazilian music and make it more accessible to Australian audiences. Since moving to Perth – after years of living in New Zealand and Europe – she has been determined to integrate Brazilian jazz into the Aussie psyche, something she has not only been succeeding with, but also making impressive impressions on fans and critics alike.
“The main difference between Australian and European audiences is that European audiences have been exposed to Brazilian Jazz for decades,” explains Juliana. “In New Zealand and Australia, Brazilian jazz is still quite new. Australian audiences are similarly appreciative though, extremely receptive and keen to discover what it is all about…I couldn’t be happier performing to audiences here and with the support of the Australian music industry as well.”
Juliana’s upcoming Cairns’ show will feature original music from her debut Bossa Nova Baby, plus contemporary arrangements of Latin jazz standards. She will be joined by her band, a selection of inspired jazz musicians, including young pianist Shai Martin and legendary guitarist Ray Walker.
Don’t miss out when Juliana Areias performs for one night only at Tanks Arts Centre on Friday 3rd June as part of the Jazz Up North Series. Tickets are on sale now through Ticketlink.
For more information, please visit www.tanksartscentre.com
Juliana Areias – Bossa Nova Baby Show Fri 3rd June 2016
@ Tanks Arts Centre – Cairns- QLD – Jazz Up North Series
- Cost: $25 / $20 (CONC)
- Doors: 6.30pm
- Show starts: 7.30pm
- Venue: Tank 3 (one night only)
- Rating: PG
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Looking Glass – Art Reflections
Thursday 5 May – Geoffrey Drake-Brockman – Looking Glass Solo Exhibition Opening at Linton & Kay Gallery – St George Terrace – 6pm. Exhibition to be opened by Jude van der Merwe, with a performance of “Belas Artes” by Juliana Areias accompanied by guitarist Mark Shanahan.
After many years of making large-scale public artworks like Totem at the Perth Arena, Drake-Brockman’s first commercial gallery exhibition in over a decade showcases painting, static sculpture and interactive installation. The prominently placed reflective surface is a key motif of the artist—and serves to embed the viewer into the artwork, and to signal the possibility of a portal into another world. With his background in Computer Science, these other worlds are virtual, futuristic domains which evoke “Robot Mythologies”—stories about emotional bridges between real people and created beings.
Visit Geoffrey Drake-Brockman Website
*Photo from The Western Australian Article – Through the Looking Glass .
The song “Belas Artes” ( Fine Arts) was co-composed by Doug De Vries & Juliana Areias as part of the Bossa Nova Baby Album. It talks about Geoffrey’s art works and how Juliana Areias perceives his life and inspirations as an artist. It is also about how Geoffrey’s art works are making Perth and the world more interesting and how his work and love reflect – like mirrows – on Juliana’s personal and artist life -even before their first encounter.
Listen and see the lyrics and translation of “Belas Artes”
sobre as ondas do mar
paira o olhar do meu amor
até chegar, até pousar no meu
e me encantar, me desvendar, me namorar
bela nova é amar , ah!
e me encontrar no fundo do seu olhar
que tem o dom de transformar o que vê
bailarina a girar
em espirais e origamis,
pétalas ou diamantes
que se abrem pelo ar, vão pelo ar…
e me deixo contar
linhas e luz, curvas e sombras
a mão esboça, o corpo brilha
e se extasia de alegria com você
tanta história e vem
de antes de, em si, se encontrar
árvore e banco no mesmo lugar
divagar, respirar e sentir a paisagem
silhueta, capela ao mar
rubro amuleto
pulsar do peito
milagre feito de amor
inconvencional
bel sabor surreal
filmes, romance renascente em tal ritual
tudo em um, sobre a pele em contrastes
de Afrodite, petite mort
Joana D’arc
beija Da Vinci
tableaux vivants d’amour
on the waves of the sea
hovers the gaze of my love
until coming to, until landing on me
and charming me, unravelling me, courting me
beautiful news is to love, Ah!
and encounter myself at the bottom of your eyes
that have the gift of transforming what they see
ballerina spinning
in spirals and origamis,
petals or diamonds
that open in the air, flying through the air…
and let myself be counted
lines and light, curves and shade
the hand draws, the body shines
in ecstasy of joy with you
so much history and begins
before our first encounter
tree and bench in one place
meander, breathe and feel the landscape
silhouette, chapel of the sea
red amulet
pulsating breast
miracle made of love
unconventional
belle savour surreal
films, romance renascent in such ritual
all in one, on the skin in contrasts
of Aphrodite, petite mort
Joan of Arc
kisses Da Vinci
tableaux vivants of love
Surprise Surprise
Tropical Travels show full house. What a “funtastic” groovy night thanks to these amazing musicians and our superb crowd! From left to right: Eduardo Ruaro, Juliana Areias – Bossa Nova Baby, surprise special guest Jose-Henrique Alves ( Washington DC/ Brazil), Paul Millard and Bronton Ainsworth. Photo taken by Roberta Oliveira-Alves at The Ellington Jazz Club – Perth – Saturday 2/4/2016.
Juliana Areias and Jose-Henrique Alves used to be the So Brazil Duo. After over 5 years away from Perth, Roberta Oliveira-Alves & Jose-Henrique Alves Family are back for a holiday. Of course, we celebrate with music!
Next stop, Jazz Up North Festival in Cains on Friday, the 3rd of June, performing along side with Kate Ceberano and then back to the Ellington Jazz Club on Saturday, the 25th June for a beautiful new collaboration – Juliana Areias – Bossa Nova Baby & Brenda Lee Jazz presenting the show “CORACAO” ( Heart in Portuguese). We are looking forward to having you there!
Tropical Travels Show
Juliana Areias & Edu Ruaro – Tropical Travel Show Saturday 02 April 7.00pm – Book now
Celebrating the success of her first original album – Bossa Nova Baby – WAM Song of the Year double nomination and featured as the “Changing Face of Australian Music” on ABC Radio National on Australia Day – and after performing at the Sydney Opera House and a European Tour, Juliana Areias is excited to be back at the Ellington Jazz Club, inviting guitarist Edu Ruaro to present the Tropical Travels Show with her.
Juliana Areias and Edu Ruaro, both originally from Brazil, have been living and working all around the globe, exploring their passion for music, nature and beaches. When they perform together it’s always summer.
This concert celebrates Eduardo’s new stop in Perth after a year spent between Bali and Brazil. It is an unique opportunity to experience the spontaneity and joy of their performance together.
The show will present a watercolour of Brazilian rhythms and songs from some of the best Brazilian composers including Antonio Carlos Jobim, Djavan, Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso as well as few originals. They will share the fun and the stage with Paul Millard’s magic sax and flute sounds and Bronton Ainsworth’s playful drumming.
Come aboard and enjoy the Tropical Travels with us.
More information at Juliana Areias – Bossa Nova Baby Facebook Page and her website: www.julianaareias.com
– See more at: http://www.ellingtonjazz.com.au/event/juliana-areias-edu-ruaro-tropical-travels-show/#sthash.0NzenmDM.dpuf
WAM SONG OF THE YEAR – Nominees announced
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FULL LIST OF NOMINEES:
WORLD
Sponsored by Fremantle Ports I Studio sponsor Artisan
Alon Shimon Shai-Kaspi Roni Levi
Eastwinds Blame Lulu Peanuts – Metsahällilaul
Eastwinds Chakwe
Juliana Areias Mare Cheia (Full Tide)
Juliana Areias Flecha (Arrow)
BLUES/ROOTS
Sponsored by Sunset Events I Studio sponsor Poons Head
Jordan McRobbie The Ascension
Karin Page Lonely Night
Katie J White River
Katie J White Warrior
Tracey Barnett Listen To The Earth
COUNTRY
Sponsored by Country Music Club of Boyup Brook I Studio sponsorSoundbaker
David Mercy Wonders Never Cease
Fred Ryan It Must Have Been Good
Helen Townsend Streets Of Glory
Lynn Hazelton Melita Station
Pete Byfield Ashes
ELECTRONIC
Sponsored by City of Fremantle I Studio sponsor Tone City
Joni In The Moon Tarantella
Joni In The Moon War and Porn
Lilt Don’t Tell Me
Mining Tax Footy
Tobacco Rat Trenchtown 2020
EXPERIMENTAL
Sponsored by Patrick I Studio sponsor Blackbird Studios
Intenso China
Intenso 5 Days, 11 Hours, 7 Mins
Safe Sex Cut You
Tangled Thoughts of Leaving Shaking Off Futility
Usurper of Modern Medicine Be Ready
FOLK
Sponsored by Sonic Lolly I Studio sponsor Shanghai Twang
Chad Blondel Homme
Galloping Foxleys My Love Affair With Archer
Lucy Peach Be So Good
Mitchell Martin Hold On
Riley Pearce Brave
HEAVY/METAL
Sponsored by Firestarter I Studio sponsor Sovereign Studios
Chaos Divine Badge Of Honour
Chaos Divine Landmines
Förstöra One Last Stand
Scalphunter Bleeding Out
Tangled Thoughts of Leaving The Albanian Sleepover – Part One
JAZZ
Sponsored by The Ellington Jazz Club & Perth Jazz Society I Studio sponsor Crank Recording
Abbey | Foster | Falle At Long Last
Ben Matthews The Process
Daniel Susnjar Afro-Peruvian Jazz Group Pius Bartosik
Daniel Susnjar Afro-Peruvian Jazz Group Guapeo
MFG Requiem
OUTSTANDING INDIGENOUS
Sponsored by APRA AMCOS I Studio sponsor Underground Studios
Beni Bjah Survivors
Doreen Pensio and Band Changes
Jake & The Cowboys She Said
Selekt Few On Country
TERA Belly Of The Beast
OUTSTANDING REGIONAL
Sponsored by Nannup Music Festival I Studio sponsor Sonic Lolly
Brayden Sibbald Restless
Brayden Sibbald Maybe I Was Small
FINGERS Mitchell Cullen Didge It
Kris Nelson Favourite Regret
Valentine Vampire
POP
Sponsored by Cool Perth Nights | Mojos Bar I Studio sponsorArtisan
Bri Clark Shiver
Joni In The Moon Tarantella
Joni In The Moon War And Porn
The Tommyhawks Hollow
Valentine Vampire
PUNK/HARDCORE
Sponsored by CCA Productions I Studio sponsor Sumo Sound
Blindspot You’re So Phoney
Foam Four Men Enter A Room
Nerve Quakes Meliorism
Nerve Quakes Monarch
Scalphunter Best Of Me
ROCK
Sponsored by Audiofly I Studio sponsor Debaser Studios
Pat Chow Bad Thoughts
Ragdoll Rewind Your Mind
Rag n’ Bone Death Rattle Waltz
The Methamphetaqueens Girl That I’m Into
The High Learys Letters To Alice
SCHOOLS 14 & UNDER
Sponsored by Perfect Pitch I Studio sponsor GibSONICS / Belltones Studio
Karanina Make A Wish
Karanina New Summer
Madi Henry Stronger
Madi Henry Monster
tRuth Doubt
SCHOOLS 15 – 17
Sponsored by Diskbank I Studio sponsor Rada Studios
Charlotte Viney With You
Figurehead Blind
Figurehead No Sleep
Michael Waller As Time Goes By
Puzzle Winter
URBAN/HIP HOP
Sponsored by Alberts I Studio sponsor Fremantle Records
Bluntfield and Billy Harris The Dark Crystal
Marksman Lloyd Pause (Feat. Coin Banks & Nic Di Lena) (Prod. Sable)
Safe Sex Soup
TERA Belly Of The Beast
The Brow The Mantra
The Changing Face of Australian Music
ABC Radio National -features Juliana Areias – Bossa Nova Baby album on Australia Day.
“We celebrate the changing face of Australian music with Brazilian-born, Perth based singer Juliana’s excellent, Bossa Nova-centred album.” – says Lucky Oceans, Grammy winner and presenter of Daily Planet Program at ABC Radio National, broadcast on over 260 frequencies around Australia, making it the largest single network in the country.
ABC Radio National’s choice is also in tune with Brazilian Calendar. While in Australia we will be on 26th January celebrating Australia Day – in Brazil, it will be still 25th of January, Sao Paulo City Day ( the singer’s city), as well as the day Antonio Carlos Jobim was born and therefore now National Bossa Nova Day in Brazil.
No matter where you are , you can listen now to the show online.
Happy Australia Day! Happy Bossa Nova Day! Happy Sao Paulo Day! And Happy Birthday beloved Antonio Carlos Jobim! May it be “Tom Jobim’s Day” every day for everyone!
ABC Radio National – Daily Planet Program – 26th January 2016 Show Description:
We celebrate the changing face of Australian music with Brazilian-born, Perth based singer Juliana’s excellent, Bossa Nova-centred album.
While a teenager she was introduced to the founders of Bossa Nova by prize winning music historian and journalist Ruy Castro who also dubbed her the ‘Bossa Nova Baby.’ Juliana lived in Europe and New Zealand before moving to Perth, which she calls ‘one of the most inspiring, musical and artistic places I have ever experienced.’ The album is all Juliana’s compositions and co-compositions, played by Perth players plus Melbourne guitarist Doug De Vries in a few spots. We’ll also hear Brazilian sounds from Melbourne group Panorama Brasil and authentic Cuban Bolero sounds from Sydney c/o Gai Bryant’s new album ‘Palacio de la Rumba.’ And Australian transportation ballads sung by Bush Gothic and by Ewan MacColl.And there’s more Peggy Seeger and also Jarvis Cocker going all Brechtian on MacColl’s boxer ballad ‘The Battle is Done With.’
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Secret Steel
Lucky Oceans
APRA/AMCOS
Head Records HEAD 060 http://www.headrecords.com
Lucky Oceans – ‘Secret Steel’
40 second excerpt
(Austral comp and perf: minor key pedal steel guitar with double bass, drums and electric guitar [Dave Brewer]
2309
CD Cut 7 – “Night In Takapuna’
Juliana Areias/Pete Jeavons, Sue Burns
Pub Not Spec
JA-001-CD www.JulianaAreias.com
Juliana Areias – ‘Bossa Nova Baby’
5:05
(Austral comp and perf: Gentle Bossa Nova about New Zealand, with electric piano and bass, acoustic guitar, percussion and flute)
JULIANA AREIAS GIG ALERT:
– RESIDENCE GIG – Sunset Songs – Every Thursday – Juliana Areias Duo at the Kiosk Floreat Beach , Perth– 6.30-8pm . (Challenger Parade – ph:92850048)
– Fri 3 June 2016 – CAIRNS – Jazz Up North Series – Tanks Arts Centre – Cairns – 7.30pm
Segue
2313
CD Cut 1 – ‘Stone Flower’
AC Jobim
Pub Not Spec
PDB 20151 www.panoramadobrasil.com
Panorama Brasil – ‘Flor de Pedra’
3:58
(Austral perf and arr: Samba jazz instrumental arrangement of Jobim piece with horns, percussion, guitar)
2319
CD Cut 1 – Tele Ve Ko Koe’ (Big As You Are)
Opetaia Foa’i
Pub Not Spec
WMCD 1010 http://www.tevaka.com
Te Vaka – ‘Amataga’
3:35
(New Zealand comp and perf: Opetaia Foa’I’s Percussion and lead vocals in mostly acoustic song sung in South Pacific language)
Segue
2322
CD Cut 5 – ‘Flecha’ (Arrow)
Juliana Areias/Pete Jeavons, Sue Burns
Pub Not Spec
JA-001-CD www.JulianaAreias.com
Juliana Areias – ‘Bossa Nova Baby’
6:13
(Austral comp and perf: Marcio’ Mendes Brazilian percussion [the squeaky cuica], Ray Walker’s soloing electric guitar, Graham Wood’s soloing piano and Juliana’s vocals in uptempo love song that mixes images of Brazil and Perth)
2331
CD Cut 13 – ‘Van Dieman’s Land’
Trad, arr by Ewan MacColl
Tradition Music
Topic Records TSCD 502
Ewan MacColl – ‘Chorus From the Gallows’
5:35
(Peggy Seeger’s acoustic guitar and Ewan’s voice in long and detailed version of a transportation ballad)
Segue
2335
CD Cut 5 – ‘Female Transport’
Lyrics and Music trad, arr by Jenny M. Thomas
Pub Not Spec
Fydle Records Fyd 004 distributed by Black Market Music http://www.jennymthomasandthesystem.com/
Bush Gothic – ‘The Natural Selection Australian Songbook’
3:59
(Austral comp and perf: Dramatic plucked and bowed strings and Jenny M. Thomas’ vocals in the voice of a girl who fell into bad company and was transported to Australia)
BUSH GOTHIC 2016 TOUR ALERT:
MELBOURNE – Sat Feb 27, 8:00pm Old Council Chambers, Trades Hall
Adelaide Fringe Festival : 4-6 March- 6pm Crown And Anchor Hotel, 196 Grenfell St,
MELBOURNE – Thursday March 17, 8:30pm Brunswick Music Festival
NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL : 24-28 March 2016 Canberra
UK Tour : August/Sep Details coming soon
PORT FAIRY SPRING MUSIC FESTIVAL – October 8 & 9, *with THE LONELY STRING QUARTET
SURFING THE COLDSTREAM FESTIVAL – October 16
BRISBANE UNPLUGGED – October 19
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CD 1, Cut 11 – ‘The Battle Is Done With’
Ewan MacColl
Stormking Music Inc./Harmony Music Ltd PRS/Bicycle Music BMI
Cooking Vinyl Records, through Compass Records in USA 7 4857 2
Various – ‘Joy of Living: A Tribute to Ewan MacColl’
4:15
(Jarvis Cocker sings Brechtian, dramatic version of song Ewan MacColl wrote for the 1963 BBC Radio Ballad, ‘The Fight Game’, in the voice of a boxer in his decline with bluesy piano by Kate St. John and harmonica by Neill MacColl)
Segue
2344
CD Cut 5 – ‘Flowers by the Roadside’
Peggy Seeger
Admin by Bucks Music
Signet Music
Peggy Seeger – ‘Everything Changes’
3:25
(Peggy sings subtly nuanced song about the fragility of life with electro-acoustic backing)
Lyrics:
Crossroads, lights change
Going down under waves and waves of cars
Strangers staring through the windows of a world you left behind
Flowers by the Roadside
Flowers, easy to break, easy to make, one mistake that you can’t take back
Easy to be broken
He says, she says, they say it’s just the way we are
Hiding on the homefront
Black eyed susan in the boxing ring
Flower by the Roadside
Strangers, crossroads, staring out from waves and waves of cars
Drive on, it’s a world we can leave behind
They say ‘it’s just the way we are’…is it just the way we are?
2351
CD Cut 3 – ‘Palacio de la Rumba’
Gai Bryant
Pub Not Spec
http://gaibryantspareparts.com/new-palacio-page/
Talking in Cuba Featuring Justo Pelladito – ‘Palacio de la Rumba’
7:10
(Austral comp and perf: Lloyd Swanton begins with a double bass solo and goes into Cuban groove with Sydney band plus Cuban percussionist)
GAI BRYANT’S PALACIO DE LA RUMBA – CD LAUNCH ‘TALKING IN CUBAN’
January 29 @ 8:30 pm Foundry 616, Ultimo, Sydney
Best of 2015
Best of 2015 by Fiesta Jazz Radio Show in Melbourne! Thank you Saul Savarce! Glad to be in this list among admirable friends! Bossa Nova Baby CD! Congratulation dear Antonio Adolfo, Catina DeLuna and Panorama Brasil!
The Best of 2015 part 1 – Presented and Produced by Saul Zavarce
Fiesta Jazz : Playlist for Saturday 9 January 2016
ARTIST | TRACK/SONG NAME | ALBUM TITLE | LABEL/DISTRIBUTOR | COMMENTS
Wayne Wallace Latin Jazz Quintet|Heart and Soul|Intercambio|Patois
Andrea Brachfeld|If I Love Again|Lotus Blossom|Jazzheads
Ralph Irizarry|Witch Doctor|20th Anniversary|BKS
Ed Calle And Mamblue|Mambo Wambo|Dr. Ed Calle Presents Mamblue|Mojito Records
World Music 5|Jarabe Tapatio (Mexican Hat Dance)|America|Mojito Records
Alex Conde|Played Twice|Descarga For Monk|ZOHO
Cesar Orozco|Jorozco|No Limits for Tumbao|AlFi
Roger Davidson|No Importa|Te Extraño Buenos Aires|Soundbrush
Fernando Knopf|Escualo|La Musica Es Sentimientos|LatinPower
Gabriel Palatchi|Tanguinho|Trivolution|Independent
Bill McBirnie And Bruce Jones|Break Samba Trio for Three|Grain of Sand|Independent
Panorama Brasil|Outra Vez|Flor De Pedra|Independent
Antonio Adolfo|SamboJazz|Tema|AAM
Catina Deluna|Lavadeira Do Rio – Maracatu|Lado B Brazilian Project|Independent
Juliana Areias|Missão|Bossa Nova Baby|Independent
Bianca Aviaz|Brazil|Arco-Iris|Independent
Patax|The Way You Make Me Feel|Patax Plays Michael|Youkali
Tony Succar|Billie Jean|Unity: The Latin Tribute To Michael Jackson|Mixtura Productions
Nils Fischer Y Timbazo|Emboba |Rumberos a Montón|Timbazo Productions
Starting 2016 in full swing
Excited to start 2016 performing in Denmark, Western Australia at The Rockcliffe Winery’s Saxy Weekend ,sharing the weekend with one of my favorite singers and amazing performer Libby Hammer ! FREE EVENT and a fantastic way to start 2016 in full swing!!!
Brazilian song selected as one of the best of 2015 in Australia
The song “Mare Cheia” ( by Johannes Dimyadi and Juliana Areias – Bossa Nova Baby ) is selected to be part of the Free CD compilation of Western Australian Best – Kiss my WAMi 2015! “Mare cheia” talks about the sea and the encounter of a mermaid and a fisherman in love. Check the Lyrics video in Portuguese and English above. Thank you to all musicians involved in this production, especially producer and arranger Pete Jeavons -bass, Graham Wood – piano, RayWalker – guitar, Paul Millard – Tenor Sax, Ricky Malet – trumpet, Marcio Mendes – percussion and Chris Tarr – Drums and congas. Video co-produced and edited by: Geoffrey Drake-Brockman, featuring the “little star” Lilas Areias da Mata.
Congratulation to all 40 artists featuring in this compilation! Tune into RTRFM 92.1 as well, where it’s the Local Feature album all this wk 📻
CD 1 ► METHYL ETHEL Joni in the Moon Stillwater Giants Tired Lion Pat Chow Black Stone from the Sun The Love Junkies PUCK Scalphunter The Bob Gordons The Decline RED JEZEBEL The City Views Odlaw Alex Brittan GRRL PAL Diger Rokwell TIMEPILOT Angus Dawson Tobacco Rat
CD 2 ► The Amani Consort Juliana Areias – Bossa Nova Baby Mutima Band Flooded Palace GregGardiner TysonMowarin FredRyan The Kill Devil Hills Will Stoker & The Embers The Disappointed Verge Collection Jeff’s Dead Jeff’sDead Joel Baker Ralway Bell Stuart Orchard TEIJ The Tommyhawks Sydnee Carter Bernardine Patient Little Sister
Nomination News – WA Music Awards – WAMis – Best World Music Act 2015 nominee
The nominees for the 2015 WAMi Awards have been announced.
Juliana Areias – Bossa Nova Baby has been nominated for West Australian Best World Music Act 2015 – WAMis Awards. Congrats to all fellow nominees Grace Barbé Afro-Kreol, Gina Williams & Guy House , Daniel Susnjar Afro Peruvian Jazz, and Eduardo Cossio Quartet!
Listen to Juliana Areias – Bossa Nova Baby Album now.
WA MUSIC AWARDS @ JACK RABBIT SLIM’S
THURSDAY 5 November II Major Media Partner TheMusic.com.au
The WA Music Awards (known affectionately as the WAMis) play a vital role in recognising the achievements and output of the WA music and industry talent in the year that was. Debuting at Perth’s freshest late night hot spot Jack Rabbit Slim’s in Northbridge, this year’s coveted ‘WAMi’s’ will be handed out during an evening peppered with performances from some of WA’s most exciting talents.
FEATURING: Jacob Diamond, Joni In The Moon, Gina Williams & Guy Ghouse and Tomás Ford, plus special guests.
Due to the venue’s limited capacity, #WAMAwards tickets will be available strictly by invite to nominated acts and WA Music Conference ticket holders, who’ll be able to celebrate in style at the WA music industry event of the year.
WAM Festival is presented by Alcohol.Think Again. Proudly supported by the City of Perth & Lotterywest. All partners here.
BEST WORLD MUSIC ACT
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