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Sue Armstrong is the artist behind Seahorseseeker. She’s a songwriter, storyteller and creative who believes in the power of compassion, music and storytelling to connect people and inspire change. Sue writes all of her own lyrics and uses digital tools to help bring the music in her heart to life. Since undertaking art therapy, post an injury, she uses her music as a way of sharing her own journey, in the hope of helping others to heal and to feel less alone. Her song Tell The Wind How Brumbies Fall, written from the perspective of an ageing Brumby stallion, has resonated with audiences around the world, attracting more than 300,000 online views and being featured on 2SM Radio and across multiple Brumby forums and advocacy groups. Through this song, Sue hopes to raise awareness, open hearts and minds, and help make a positive difference by encouraging people to explore compassionate solutions to complex environmental issues.