Walking Home A Different Way
Perfect Sun
POP
Sydney Songstress Tracy Redhead's Debut Album "Walking Home a Different Way" offers it's listeners an enchanting and unique sound with a quirky and sometimes dark outer layer...
Over the past two years Tracy has been busy crafting and refining the sounds on her soon-to-be released debut album. The solo project has seen her work with acclaimed drummer and producer, Tim Powles from The Church - taking on indie pop/rock with a quirky and sometimes dark outer layer. Tim is also known for his work with Iota and Laura Imbruglia.
The first single "Where it Fits" is currently play listed on Triple J, FBI, 3RRR and RTR with the film clip being played on Rage. The single has received awesome exposure via the Triple J website having recently been offered as a ‘new artist' mp3 seeing 6000+ downloads!
Redhead and her band head out on The Sister Rock tour with Even and The Spazzys nationally throughout June and July with a solid national solo tour to follow for the majority of 2008.
The album is being released by new Sydney label Perfect Sun - the most recent venture for Richard Roberts founder and owner of UK taste-maker label Too Pure.
Tracey co-wrote, played bass and sang on the "Achingly beautiful" new release "When Night Falls" by the Chapel of Ease (out via Inertia), featuring Charlie Owen and Julien Poulsen.
She also recently recorded as part of the Green Mist (also out thru Inertia!) with Julien Poulsen, Brian Richie (Violent Femmes), Jeff Hamilton (Violent Femmes), Charlie Owen (Beasts of Bourbon, Divinyls), Spencer Jones (Beasts of Bourbon). The group were a Rolling Stone ‘Hot Pick' in January 2008.
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