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Tag: Joe O’ Connor

Album Releases, News Posted on20 May 201720 May 2017

ALBUM LAUNCH: ‘Self Aware of Myself’ Unfix with Penny Quartet and Georgie Darvidis

Self Aware of Myself weaves together song, interview fragments and spoken text to form fragmentary portraits. At the core of the project is set of interview questions by Georgie Darvidis that are whimsical, candid, and quietly revealing.

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Festivals, Interviews, News, people Posted on1 June 201620 May 2017

Joe O’ Connor confronts Scott Tinkler

“When you’re playing with someone you admire, you might be worried if they’re enjoying what you’re playing – or if you might not live up to their expectations”.

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