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Have you ever made love on a geological anomaly? Julia & the Deep Sea Sirens’ latest single Lake George poses a bold question and a quirky pickup line, which they’ll be trying out on audiences across the country on their upcoming national tour. Written after a dream (or so Julia maintains…) Lake George sees the band using their traditional folk instruments as pop-drenched Cupid arrows in a sex-positive ode to Australia’s (or the world’s?) most mysterious disappearing lake. Having been Unearthed by TripleJ, Julia earned a songwriting workshop with world-beaters Gotye and Adalita at Sydney's Song Summit. In 2013 the band released their sophomore album Family Pets, with both singles Little Surprises and Adeleine receiving national airplay, scoring them a stunning array of performance invitations from Groovin the Moo to the National Folk Festival. With spectacular reviews across print and web, the band have been ear-marked as a live act not to be missed. The release of Family Pets put