Performers
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| Levi McGrath From working with orphans in Uganda, to social work on the streets of Melbourne, Levi McGrath demonstrates a passionate commitment to changing the world for the better that goes beyond his years. He is passionately committed to the belief that music is one of the most powerful influences in the world. That’s why he aims to for his music to motivate and inspire a new generation of people who are willing to stand up and make a difference.Levi signed with non-profit label Small House Records in June 2006 and released his debut album, ‘Move’ in August 2007. |
Vox Congo Vox Congo draws on the rich traditions of modern and folk music from across Congo, Central Africa. Playing soukous, zouk, rumba, gospel, reggae, aguaya and pende folk rhythms and more, this 5 piece band injects energy and joy into their sweet harmonies and irresistible rhythms. Beginning in their home town Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Vox Congo were sponsored to come to Australia in 2002 and have been delighting Australian audiences since. They have just finished recording their debut album, ..Kinanga.. (meaning good news), a collection of gospel songs which draws from the many traditions of their country. |
Cross Flow Crossflow is a group of committed Christians from Fingal Head who have a vision to:Deliver and promote a consistent example of a relationship with Jesus, by way of fellowship, outreach, and life style evangelism, with a strong emphasis on relevant & culturally diverse praise & worship.Cross Flow has a heart to reach the lost, and bring healing and reconciliation to their community and to develop leaders with a passion to build God’s Kingdom. |
Mezz Coleman With a quirky sense of humour and a voice that has been known to melt the toughest of men into a puddle of tears, indie-pop songbird Mezz Coleman finds poetry in the mundane, fun in the serious, and depth in the fun. She’ll have you bopping your head to her energetic tunes, singing along to her catchy melodies and will send shiver’s down your spine as she sings her heart out in one of her sweet, emotional ballads. |
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| Paper Jane Hailing from Melbourne, Paper Jane create a dynamic combination of beautiful melodies, rich harmonies and honest lyrics coupled with a backdrop of twangy guitar. With their unique ability to match strong vocal hooks with sweet guitar riffs Paper Jane have won over audiences at venues far and wide. |
Jesse Mitchell Borrowing inspiration from folk, soul, roots and reggae Jesse Mitchell’s style is elegant and comfy. Whether performing solo, with the band or accompanied by the cello, flute or djembé, it’s always a memorable and heart-warming show.Jesse Mitchell released his debut EP ‘The Twilight’ in June 2006. After venturing through Latin America, he returned to Melbourne in 2007 singing tender tales of love, longing, pristine shores, and foreign cultures. |
The Hacketts The Hacketts are a seriously funky rock outfit made up of an amazing crew — The Hacketts is a creative expression of people with a disability who use music, video and performance to champion their equal participation in society – in a seriously funky style! |
Ezeldin Deng Ezeldin Deng (you can call him Oz Ez E) is from the land of Cush (Sudan). He’s an inspiring young creative who is involved in film making (acting and behind the camera) as well as hip hop performance and spoken word. ‘I used to think that behind every question, there is an answer. I learnt that we find those answers if we are deeply involved and interested in what we do.’ |
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| Verity Skye Songs written and performed with deep passion, emotion and reflection, Verity Skye’s music confronts, connects, soothes and calls us from complacency to action, from silence to raising our voices and standing up against injustice, poverty and slavery. Each song honours its unique story and thus, this album demonstrates a diverse range of musical styles and influences from Celtic, Rock, Pop, Folk, Congolese and Blues. |
Cam Semmens Cameron is both poet – having published many books and CDs of his poetry – and performer – he brings his unique brand of entertainment and insight to people around Australia. He makes his living through words running workshops, performing and selling his books. He lives in Melbourne with his wife Sonya, who is also a writer, and his baby son Spencer who can’t write a word. Make sure you get a copy of Cam’s latest book ’23 Versions of Psalm 23’ |
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