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Tag: Harriet Harding

Reviews Posted on23 February 201324 February 2013

CD review by John Hardaker – Kali and the Time of Change (Sirens Big Band)

It is a combination you won’t get anywhere else and they are one of Sydney’s – if not Australia’s – treasures. The Siren’s Big Band – long may they sing us over the edge.

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Sirens Big Band | photo by Quirijn Mees
Interviews Posted on23 February 201324 February 2013

Sirens, yes. But the music always comes first.

‘We’re all friends who enjoy making music together’, says Jess, ‘which makes for a really exciting and engaging live show. Audiences really seem to dig it and keep coming back for more, which is something we don’t take for granted.’

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