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The road is wide and the best you can expect is the unexpected because on the highway of the lost and found, full moons come calling call to you, people carry ghosts in glass jars and satellites beat like a drum on your bones. There are little black wheels that slide out in the rain and lighthouses of song that lead you on. So, roll your fear into a pack and carry it across earth, sand, sea and air, past vampires red white and blue to a place warm and safe, where you just shine and hear echoes of the love you made. Welcome to the world as seen through the eyes of Dane Tucquet, the Melbourne based musician and author of a collection of remarkably unique songs best described as bent noir folk. Since hightailing it from his hometown of Byron Bay in pursuit of a larger musical landscape three years ago, Tucquet has trawled the bars and clubs of Melbourne’s music circuit relentlessly, enchanting listeners who hear echoes of their own journey in his dark songs about looking for the

Byron Bay based singer- songwriter Dane Tucquet received critical acclaim and an Australian Music Prize nomination for his debut album ‘ Bury Me In My Headphones.‘ Renowned for hypnotic live performances and an idiosyncratic vocal range, Tucquet’s originality and compelling ghost – folk has seen him tour with Martha Wainwright, Joan As Policewoman, Low and Clare Bowditch in addition to his own headline tours and performances at The Laneway, Queenscliff and Great Escape Festivals. Since relocating from Melbourne, Tucquet has been writing and recording his second album ‘Let Everyone Feel Your Love‘, to be released in 2013. He also collaborated on the soundtrack to award- winning filmmaker Mick Water’s documentary ‘Little Black Wheels’ and is currently studying a Bachelor Fine Arts Degree in Creative & Professional Writing at QUT