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To be clear, there’s nothing ordinary about Brett Goldsmith’s life, and there’s nothing ordinary about the music he makes. A musical testament to his many creative lives and influences, Goldsmith’s debut album Ordinary Life is the culmination of a life’s work. Raised in the thick of his father’s nightclub empire, best known for Melbourne institutions Redheads, Seven and the iconic Saratoga, Goldsmith’s jet-set youth was spent playing bass guitar for rock legend James Reyne and touring, producing and playing on Platinum records for his Aunt, Olivia Newton-John & pop sensation Chantoozies. From talented writer, musician and producer to more recently a highly successful fashion & street photographer, Goldsmith makes creativity look easy. However, Ordinary Life is less inspired by his unconventional youth and 24-hour, urban lifestyle and more by a simple deeply held belief, “That every one of us can reinvent ourselves without fear, no matter how great the challenge.” Recorded and self