Ken Davis

As Australia's foremost composer of relaxation music, Ken crosses the traditional boundaries of classical and contemporary styles. His ability to capture feelings and moods is unique. A top-selling artist, his music is distributed throughout the world.

Fiona Joy Hawkins

Classically trained as a pianist, Fiona has been writing music since childhood. Her work is thematic and melodic. With a keen eye on film she has always been interested in creating music that tells a story. “The idea of synchronicity has always intrigued me, colours, ideas and emotions all have corresponding sounds which are a description of everything I see and feel”.

David Hudson

David is well known as a leading didgerido performer, arranger and songwriter at home in Australia as well as the USA, Europe and Asia where he has toured extensively. With his sales currently soaring in excess of 500,000 in Australia alone, David has fast become our best selling artist.

Ash Dargan

A descendent of the Larrikia tribe from Darwin, Northern Territory Ash was classically trained in London and is one of the recorded indigenous artists in Australia. With sales snapping at David's heels, Ash is looking to usher in a new understanding of what he described as 'World Indigenous Big Beat'.

John Williamson

John Williamson was born and raised in a small farming community in the Mallee, before moving to northern New South Wales. John's first song, "Old Man Emu", reached No. 1 on the national charts and launched his very successful career as a songwriter and entertainer. His concerts have been described as a "journey around Australia in song".

Giovanni Marradi

Giovanni began his musical career at the age of eight, studying technique and composition at the world renowned Russian Conservatory. The composer of over 150 songs and more than 30 CDs, he is admired aroung the world for his beautiful melodies and inspired playing.

Hennie Bekker

An internationally acclaimed pianist, composer and arranger, Hennie's body of work covers a vast range, from feature film soundtracks to his classically influenced recordings of relaxation music, duets and beautiful compositions inspired by the sounds of nature.

Steve Deal

Born in Cootamundra, Steve grew up with a deep love for his native Australia. His passion for music began at about age 13, and before long he was playing drums in a local teenage band. Hitchhiking across America in 1988, Steve bought his first guitar and turned his teenage passion for music into a serious affair. Steve's music shows not only a heart for Australia, but also a heart for the God who created the Great South Land.

Igor

Igor's musical style has been called, romantic, silky, melodic and smooth. His passion for his music has made him one of the most successful Adult Contemporary Artists in Australia.

Stewart Dudley

Stewart commenced piano lessons at six, and was classically trained which is evident in his touch in performance on the piano. He now concentrates on composing, arranging and performing his unique instrumental music. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation wrote 'In Stewart Dudley we have a musician with both an astonishing mastery of his instrument and a truly inspired and moving insight into the human soul and spirit'.

Tjapukai

A generation ago, Aboriginal people living in Kuranda were almost bereft of their culture. Fringe dwellers on the edge of white Australian society, unemployed... and unconnected to their traditions. A small group had a vision, a dream which involved combining a love of theatre with their rich and ancient culture. Tjapukai Dance Theatre, the very first Aboriginal tourist attraction in this country began. Life opened in a new direction and they have since toured the world performing at major festivals.

Andrew Skeoch

Each of Andrew and Sarah Koschak's nature albums is inspired by their passion for exploring and sharing the wonders of Australia. To bring you the elusive beauty of nature, they travel widely throughout Australia, spending perhaps months, often camped out in remote areas, seeking some of our rarest wildlife and awaiting those special moments. As you listen to the recordings , we hope you hear the diversity of our wildlife, the beauty of their songs and calls, and the 'stories' of nature; a rainshower or the beginning of a new day.