.new releases
jude elliot emerged from New York with newly recorded songs, musicians
to die for and collaborations with billboard chart topping producer Chris Young,.
Together they created three exceptional rock tracks, "ocean of dreams', "imagined' and "thirteen'.
On return to Australia, she met Foghorn Records MD, Marshall Cullen and there began
the opportunity to complete the album at Damien Gerard and sign a publishing deal with Fogsongs.
Featured musicians on the album include Adelaide drummer, Morris Mannella, Paul Scott (Montana, the Bad Machines) on guitars and bass, Belinda Gehlert (ASO, Kenny's Window, Zephyr Quartet) creating beautiful string arrangements, and Johnny G on electric guitars.
The single from Jude Elliot and UK producer Tim Ericson
was released in September 2009. Bonus remixes and a super fabulous film-clip
by international animation artist, luku, including beautiful footage of Jude
accompany the release.
.a gentle glimpse of waking (fogsongs/mgm 2008)
.dark angel (the elliot tree/fogsongs 2009)
.starry night
.little things
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David Fannon of Rave Magazine: "An eclectic fusion of voice, strings, percussion, piano and guitar
is on show from Jude Elliot on her debut LP Gentle Glimpse Of Waking.
Such a title is rather fitting to the album as Elliot's voice careens
gently over light guitar lines, whispering eloquent poetry rather than prose. The ethereal pop created by Elliot is further enhanced by her decision to use both multi-tracking and live recording techniques. The use of both strategies enhances the aural atmosphere, ensuring that while the recording is crispy and clear, the organic life of the recording is given room to grow."
is on show from Jude Elliot on her debut LP Gentle Glimpse Of Waking.
Such a title is rather fitting to the album as Elliot's voice careens
gently over light guitar lines, whispering eloquent poetry rather than prose. The ethereal pop created by Elliot is further enhanced by her decision to use both multi-tracking and live recording techniques. The use of both strategies enhances the aural atmosphere, ensuring that while the recording is crispy and clear, the organic life of the recording is given room to grow."
.little things
.little things
.little things
.dark angel (radio mix)