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SUMMARY:Rae Moody
DESCRIPTION:LIVE & FREE\nThe Courts at East\nA graduate of the Australian Institute of Music’s contemporary voice department\nRae Moody is a seasoned live performer who has been a regular on the Tamworth\nand Sydney live music circuits performing as part of a duo\, soloist and backing\nvocalist at many venues including the Vanguard and the Basement.\nRae was one half of award winning Australian country music duo\, The\nHarmonators. Their highly acclaimed second album\, “Big Mouth”\, released in 2012\,\nincluded 6 tracks written or co written by Rae\, setting them up to be group/ duo\nGolden Guitar finalists in 2013.\nA regular at Country Music Festivals on Australia’s east coast\, Rae has performed at\nthe Tamworth Country Music Festival\, Urban Country Music Festival in Caboolture\nQLD\, the Gympie Muster\, Central Coast CM Fest\, Blue Water Bay CM Fest\,\nWhitlesea CM Fest\, Barham CM Roundup and the Mildura Independent Country\nMusic festival.\nA 2007 Country College of Music graduate and Toyota Star Maker finalist\, Rae is a\nresident vocalist for Splashpool\, the New England North Wests premier corporate\nevents party band who also perform regularly at the TCMF\, Parkes Elvis Festival\nand more recently\, at Armidale’s Big Chill Festival.\nRae continues to expand her professional singing career regularly performing in\nshows with Tamworth’s own 2340 Big Band and performing in stage productions\, A\nGrand Night for Singing\, Rock of Ages\, and Funny Girl with Tamworth Musical\nSociety.
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SUMMARY:Lontano
DESCRIPTION:LIVE & FREE\nThe Courts at East\n\nLontano (Italian for “far away”) is a long-distance songwriting project\, featuring Roz Pappalardo and Anthony Dettori. Since 2020\, these seasoned performers have been remotely collaborating to create an astounding collection of songs that explore the physics of human connection. During that time\, Dettori has been based in Brisbane\, while Pappalardo’s career has taken her from Cairns to Hobart\, Darwin\, Tamworth\, and even further afield. But in a way\, geographical separation has proven a creative advantage. \n\nThe Lontano approach combines divergent perspectives in order to birth surprising new narratives that are neither fact nor fiction\, but still viscerally personal\, rich with meaning and salience. It facilitates courageous honesty\, self-awareness\, and experimentation. This philosophy is echoed in Lontano’s arrangements\, which feature intertwining lead vocals (with sublime harmonies and countermelodies) augmented by a masterful blend of simple acoustic guitar\, lush instrumentation and authentic\, heartfelt emotion. \n\nFrom foundations of spacious earthy\, alt-country storytelling\, Lontano’s songbook continues to develop\, revealing a toolkit that unapologetically applies expressive elements from folk\, country\, rock\, roots\, blues\, and even contemporary classical music. \n\nThe result is a remarkable collection of luscious\, engaging duets\, and a compelling abstract of the human journey. The Lontano project serves to remind us that solidarity and mutual respect based on what we have in common can be more powerful than the differences in our circumstances\, interests and attitudes. \n\nIn 2026\, Lontano are releasing a new album\, ‘Love without hard lines’. This record is a moving storybook about entropy – the trend towards disorder experienced by everything in the universe. It’s also about the meaning we all seek as we begin to accept that none of us can defeat the second law of thermodynamics. We go about creating bookends to our stories\, reflecting on and appreciating our experiences\, and stubbornly carrying on regardless. \n‘Love without hard lines’ is the third instalment in Lontano’s uncommonly philosophical journey. Their previous albums (‘Lontano.’ and ‘Depending on you’) explored how distance and time affect the gravity between human hearts. Rarely do recording artists embark on the ambitious agenda of developing a densely meaningful\, extensive body of original work\, with scant regard for whether or not recognition\, fame or fortune are likely to follow. But when one can let go of ego and commercial expectations\, the mindset is incredibly freeing. It means the work can be vulnerable\, honest\, and brave. And it becomes possible to forge profoundly authentic connections with all who make the effort to really listen.
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