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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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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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