BAR FLY’S ANOTHERY
A SONGWRITER FEATURE CONCERT
SUNDAY 11th OCTOBER @ SMITH’S ALTERNATIVE, CANBERRA CITY
FEATURING:
Ashlee Kimberly & Archer
Ashlee Kimberly is a new face to songwriting, with a powerful and raw edge to her style. A VERY original and driving guitar style, quite compelling as a story teller. It’s a very rewarding encounter every time she fires up to play.
Will Duff
Will Duff shares a warm and whimsical song style with gentle but thoughtful stories. That kind of personal that’s also totally relatable. His playing is a wonderful blend of quirky and emotional that will have you saying, ‘yeah, I get it’!
Weather Veins
Weather Veins (she/her) is a transwoman singer/songwriter who channels 70s prog rock influences into original folk songs about trees, goddesses, healing, transformation, and loss. Weather Veins has returned to Australia after many years playing the underground folk scene in the Pacific Northwest of the US. She has put out two full length albums and a clutch of compilation tracks, with album 3 closing on completion.
Inez Hargaden
Inez Hargaden is a musician who likes to tell stories, sing songs and laugh a lot. Canberra-based and Irish born, her songs will take you on a journey through themes of connection, love, and the joyful suffering that is being alive.
Zoe and Sophia Santagostino Baldi
Zoe and Sophia Santagostino Baldi have turned great performances at the Hecate Daughter's, all women’s’ songwriter feature concert in February, AND ‘Who’s NEXT’ Young Songwriters feature Concert. It’s a duo with a great gift for songwriting, good humour and wonderful vocals.
Minh Ha
Minh Ha’s signature sound involves intricate use of finger picking on the acoustic and slide guitar, along with a distinctive percussive style. With mellow vocal stylings and the added sounds of the didgeridoo, harmonica and stomp box, he takes his music to a new and unique level. Minh writes songs about his own experiences, using lyrics and melodies to express his true thoughts. His style is strongly influenced by artists such as John Butler, Jeff Lang, Kim Churchill and Adam Hole.