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We have access to virtually every Australian and International artist, particularly in the jazz/blues/contemporary music genre. Our contact is generally direct with the
performers, therefore you do not pay 'middle-man' costs.
Our most popular and enduring stars are Galapagos
Duck, a group which has become a
household name in Australia having performed in every major city Galapagos Duck appears in the pages of many jazz history books and has received awards both in Australia and internationally. With its unique approach and extraordinarily wide popular appeal this group has had a significant influence on young musicians over the years through its many recordings, volumes of original music scores, performances in night-clubs, in concert halls, on TV, in jazz festivals, in various movies, with dance groups, and in a variety of other settings and also particularly through its frequent school concerts and workshops all over the country and overseas. This group is the ideal choice for a corporate
function, a jazz festival, a Christmas party, a product launch or for
practically any other occasion. On New Years Eve 2003 The Duck performed on the forecourt of the Sydney Opera House for the Lord
Mayor's New Years Eve Party. Another great performer, enjoying rising popularity, is Trude Aspeling, the sensational South African born singer, who presents an exciting mix of jazz, blues, Gospel, South African music and Reggae. Trude has toured the World and performed in an astounding range of venues and roles, including featured artist at Ronnie Scotts in London, lead vocalist, actress, dancer, and backup vocalist in the Buddy Holly Story, soloist for UNHCR Conference Canberra, The Rocks World Music Festival, Sydney Festival soloist, "Tribute to Nina Simone" at the Basement, and many many more prestigious appearances. "She sang so that the very rafters rang with rejoicing" Fred Blanks SMH review of Virtuosi in the Vestible concert series, Sydney Town Hall. With a sweeping, effortless four-octave range
Nicky Crayson’s voice and musicianship makes an instant impression.
Nicky began her career as a teenager and soon found herself working at venues like The Basement (with Galapagos Duck), or the Hilton Hotel, where Tony Bennett while touring Australia, heard her and encouraged her to continue singing jazz. Sydney Morning Herald THE
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