CHARM OF FINCHES EPK
CONTACT JO WINDRED 0420925851 jowindred@hotmail.com
www.charmoffinchesband.com
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BIO
Charm
of Finches are a teen sister “dream folk” duo from Melbourne. Aged 17 and 14, their dreamy
harmonies and compelling song writing are transporting.
They have been singing their dreamy harmonies since 11 and 8
years old, where they busked outside the veggie shop where their dad worked
singing old timey A Capella.
They released their debut
album, "Staring at the Starry Ceiling" in 2016, produced by Nick Huggins of Little Lake Records. Praised by Paul Gough
of Radio National's Inside Sleeve as "stunning new folk", these
sisters play music to watch the stars by. AWARDS:
2015 Darebin Music Feast Songwriters' Award
2017 National Folk Festival Gill Rees Memorial Young Musicians Award
2017 Runner Up: FAA Young Artist Of the Year Award
PHOTOS
photo by Emma McEvoy
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REVIEWS
"For a duo so young to conjure a full album of music so candid and original as this is astonishing...Charm of Finches sound like they're mining something far more ancient and universal" Rhythms Magazine NOV/DEC 2016
"stunning new folk...a delightful and dreamy listen" Paul Gough, The Inside Sleeve, Radio National
"Their harmonies rose and fell seamlessly with an impeccable blend...pure and natural and heart warming" speakertv.com
"stunning new folk...a delightful and dreamy listen" Paul Gough, The Inside Sleeve, Radio National
"Their harmonies rose and fell seamlessly with an impeccable blend...pure and natural and heart warming" speakertv.com
"Sister duo Charm of Finches make gorgoeus chamber pop...Their harmonies are immaculate and stirring as they move through an honest, and well, charming lyric." tonedeaf.com
"There's also the simple beauty of family voices intertwining, with Charm Of Finches’ Mabel & Ivy – and even their names seem perfectly anachronistic for the folk purity of their music ... slightly mystical alternate reality, maybe owing something to Joanna Newsom and that ilk. Despite - or perhaps because of - their youth, the music they make is affecting and emotional. " themusic.com
"There's also the simple beauty of family voices intertwining, with Charm Of Finches’ Mabel & Ivy – and even their names seem perfectly anachronistic for the folk purity of their music ... slightly mystical alternate reality, maybe owing something to Joanna Newsom and that ilk. Despite - or perhaps because of - their youth, the music they make is affecting and emotional. " themusic.com