After recently signing his first ever record deal with ABC Music,
literally signing whilst hilariously sledding down a Nashville
ski-slope, acclaimed Australian Indie-folk singer/songwriter
Jordie Lane is releasing his fourth studio album Tropical Depression
today!
Lane will be heading to The Bridge Hotel in Castlemaine on
Friday, August 23 to treat audiences to a performance of his
recent singles, The Changing Weather and Blame Me If You
Want To, and his standout single, Biscuit House, which is sure to
resonate with those who at times doubt themselves.
“Long story short, Biscuit House is about ‘Imposter Syndrome’,"
Lane said.
"Something so many people feel at some point in their life, but
especially creatives in the arts. We’re constantly evolving and
trying new things, but ever questioning ourselves for better and
(mainly) worse.
"I personally have always dreamed of the wide open spaces,
and being a cowboy, an outlaw. It couldn’t be further from the
truth, cause I ain’t none of that! I’m a city kid, with an over imaginative
mind," he said.
Lane has continued to delight audiences around the world
now for over a decade, performing major festivals in the US, UK,
Australia, and Canada.
He has toured with a wide range of international legends,
from Gotye to Billy Bragg, Cat Power to Old Crow Medicine
Show, Ruthie Foster to The Moody Blues and several tours with
Aussie legends The Waifs.
His latest album was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee, with
Grammy nominated producer, engineer and instrumentalist Jon
Estes, and mixed by famed engineer Noah Georgeson and mastered
by Juno Award winning Phillip Shaw Bova.
With Irreverent wit and satirical commentary, the songs on
Tropical Depression tackle (among other things) Lane’s own
experience with severe weather (ignited by a close call with an
EF-3 Tornado) and its eventual collision with his own mental
health battles.
Jordie Lane at The Bridge Hotel, 21 Walker St, Castlemaine.
Doors open at 8.30pm.
For more information or to buy tickets visit: thebridgehotelcastlemaine.com/gigs.
After recently signing his first ever record deal with ABC Music, literally signing whilst hilariously sledding down a Nashville ski-slope, acclaimed Australian Indie-folk singer/songwriter Jordie Lan...
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