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Day: June 4, 2019

Reviews Posted on4 June 20196 June 2019

Review: Jamie Oehlers – Night Music

Leading a well-oiled machine of an ensemble, featuring Ricki Malet on trumpet, Harry Mitchell on the keys, Zac Grafton on bass and Ben Vanderwal on drums, Jamie Oehlers presents yet another collection of memorable tunes, delivered with passion, urgency and vigour.

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Festivals, Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on4 June 2019

Petra Haden: ‘I feel my dad’s energy when I sing’

“I’m trying to sing and put something good out into the world. I believe that when people do good,it becomes contagious like ripples in an ocean, and those ripples turn into waves. We just can’t get distracted to all the ugliness going on.”

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