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26 Nov 2008
17:18 pm
So in the last year I've become a contributing journalist and blogger to various Australian Capital Territory based publications, run a couple of publicity campaigns for arts festivals, become a breakfast radio regular on ABC 666 presenting an arts update, joined the Corinbank Festival (www.corinbank.com) marketing committee (you have to go, it's the greatest music/arts/outdoors festival in the country), and taken the position as ACT Coordinator for National Youth Week 2009.
Which explains why I haven't been around much, I guess. But I'm still doing music, and the proof is here: www.culturazi.com/?p=1322#more-1322
Anyone who knows me well, knows I like lo-fi: and thus I present you a Podcast recorded on a decrepit Casio keyboard in a suburban driveway under a clouded twilight sky. With special guest The Wind on rumbling/wooshing noises and leaf-rattle.
**disclaimer** there is probably a fair bit of blue language in the chat-back section of the podcast.
I've also teamed up with local filmaker Kris Kerehona who is producing a documentary on orphans in Afghanistan - he's trustingly appointed me his Music Director and I will be producing a beautiful soundtrack based on traditional Persian lullabies and folk-songs. More on that exciting and grand project as it develops!
And then somewhere among it all I will properly record and release the material in the Podcast with all the other songs I have been sitting on...
Wishing you hope and joy,
x me 
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