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Day: May 9, 2012

Video Posted on9 May 2012

Lily Dior sings ‘Sugar’

Powerful Sydney singer Lily Dior sings Stanley Turrentine’s song ‘Sugar’

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Trevor Watts and Veryan Weston in Guelph Photo: Aldon Nielsen
Festivals, News Posted on9 May 20127 April 2013

Trevor Watts – in his own space

“Every day I do some music of some kind because I need to, like I need to eat food. No big deal, I just get on with it. Because of that it becomes over time quite natural to just play and explore your own things.”

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