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‘Classical and Cool Jazz’ is out now on Cheersquad Records & Tapes.
Since arriving with his debut single ‘Wayward Shrine’ back in 2019, and slowly drip-feeding listeners with singles over the last few months, Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Cahill Kelly has unveiled his anticipated debut album, finally offering up something to really sink our teeth into.
The record, titled
Classical and Cool Jazz, is no doubt inspired by his teenage adoration for Crowded House and Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers and a childhood spent living in and out of rural mining communities.
Across ten stunning tracks, Kelly infuses his love of classic melody and songwriting with a sea of ‘70s-inspired influences, spanning Lennon’s renowned Plastic Ono Band through to various Bob Dylan cuts.
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Vital, intimate and sexy: MTCâs Berlin is a smart romantic thriller
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MTC, Until May 22
Berlin.
Joanna Murray-Smithâs
Berlin is billed as romantic thriller â an enticing collision of genres, rarely attempted onstage â and if the psychology of the thriller fails entirely to convince thatâs partly because the romantic frame is so credible, intelligent and erotically charged.
Contemporary romance is often plastered in brainless sentiment. Getting out from under the ick factor is no mean feat, and Murray-Smith achieves it by composing sophisticated and realistic dialogue for younger characters. You only need look at the patronising lampoon of Millennials in David Williamsonâs