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I guess it all started in the 1970’s - commuting daily on hour-long trips with my parents from Brisbane’s outer suburbs to the CBD. AM radio was a constant companies on those endless journeys and really made an impression. Fast-forward ten years. As a teenager, I did what many before me had done and learned a musical instrument to meet girls, make friends and drink beer. Somewhere along the line, other musicians dropped away, brave souls lost to the world of adult responsibility, but like Michael Corleone from the Godfather before me, I kept getting dragged back in. After years of playing in Brisbane bands such as The Melniks, Biro and Gentle Ben and his Sensitive Side and co-writing the Custard anthem ‘Girls Like That (Don’t Go For Guys Like Us), I finally retreated to the Melbourne suburbs and started writing, recording and releasing bedroom anthems to amuse myself and the few that dared to listen. A renewed interest in vinyl, free time and some actual emotional pain, combined