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‘Prohibiting the movement of people at night after a certain time’…. Originally from the French going back hundreds of years meaning ‘The time to Put out the fires’. So what does ‘Curfew’ mean for two young guys writing and performing awesome pop tunes? Not much – They just like the sound of it. <<more>> |
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| Vanessa Kelly | ||
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At a mere 5 feet, a tiny frame and angelic face, suggest nothing of the strength, soul and size of the voice belonging to Vanessa Kelly. With an effortless ability to cross genres from pop, rock and soul to soaring acapella harmonies and Broadway showstoppers, it is little wonder that Vanessa has had such diverse experiences and influences, all of which she brings to her original material. <<more>> |
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| Miranda Murphy | ||
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Australia ’s latest talent discovery, Miranda Murphy, from the Popstars Live series has signed a deal with Universal Music Australia to release her debut single, "That Girl". <<more>> |
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| Kayne Taylor | ||
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Having played live gigs around the pub circuit and written his own material for the last ten years, it was a long and winding road to overnight stardom for Kayne Taylor , winner of the 2004 series of Popstars Live. <<more>> |
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| Anthony Snape | ||
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Anthony Snape is not just a pretty face. An electric presence an enormous voice and a skilled songwriter, Anthony had the presence to see a musical dead end for him in spite of the lure of pop stardom when he turned his back on a boy band to hone his craft in pubs and auditoriums across Australia. 4 years later, the Rising Star winner has earned a reputation for his powerful live shows and his honest, melodic and incredibly satisfying blend of guitar driven pop and rock. Anthony is here for the long run. <<more>> |
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| Yolanda Thomas | ||
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Her energy is unmistakable, her attitude is undeniable and her talent is unlimited. Yolanda has been a professional performer for the greatest part of her life, starting very young as a dancer and singer, Yolanda is now one of our most in demand choreographers and singers and her live shows are nothing short of extraordinary. Yolanda’s numerous T.V appearances include appearing as a backing vocalist for Wendy Matthews, Vanessa Amorosi, Powderfinger, Robyn Loau , rappers La Di Da and Tania Doko from Bachelor Girl.Yolanda’ self penned track “Photo to burn” went to no.1 on the Mp3.com.au pop/rock charts.<<more>> |
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| Anita Spring | ||
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She’s a remarkable new Australian pop talent, but nowhere in Anita Spring’s professional past is there a television soap, just one fact that sets her apart from many of this countries debutante pop princesses. <<more>> |
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| Trevor Steel | ||
Trevor Steel is a Grammy nominated producer who has recently moved from the UK where he worked from AIR Studios writing and producing. Trevor was a judge on 2004 Popstars Live and co-wrote the winning single with Lindsay Rimes titled “Heartbreaker” by Kayne Taylor. <<more>> |
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| Lipspeed | ||
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Who's been laying down a thick wall of guitar sound since 2000? Sydney's Lipseed. This colourful, "romping, raucous, rock outfit" (Drum Media), have been ripping up the Sydney live scene for 3 years, performing their explosive live shows and recording two independently released singles, 2001's "Kessma" and 2004's "Shock to my system". <<more>> |
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| Glasgow and the Fourth Wall | ||
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Glasgow and the Fourth Wall’s live sound crosses Sting with Led Zeppelin then ignites into a myriad of colors with a splash of Beck. Glasgow’s gentle, whiskey and warm milk voice delivers his inspired and original lyrics with an unpretentious emotion and honesty. <<more>> |
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| Johnny Gardner | ||
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Crafty song writing crammed with commercial pop hooks is what singer/songwriter Jonny Gardiner does best. Having written with the likes of ex-Noiseworks / INXS lead man, Jon Stevens, and Sony artist, Charlton Hill, it’s little wonder that Jonny is taking the next step in his career releasing his debut 11-track rock/pop solo album produced by emerging production talent Lindsay Rimes. <<more>> |
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