Listening to music as I get down to work - really the only way that I can get it donw. This song just came on, by the Audrey's out of Australia. I heard and saw them live for the first time lying on a bed in a hotel room in Austin, TX. They were doing a gig in the private showcase (or fringe festival) at the North American Folk festival. There were maybe 4-5 other people in the room. They blew me away and it's no surprise they've achieved great things in Australia.
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