Based in the Macarthur NSW region, Ian Burns is an equine therapist by day. Using acupuncture and laser therapy to repair injured racehorses and performance horses, Ian ensures the animals are back competing as soon as possible. Multiple Olympic competition horses and Group 1 winning racehorses are amongst his clientele.
When he’s not working or singing, Ian enjoys competing in endurance horse riding – whereby competitors ride over distances of 80 – 160kms. Ian regards his “Quilty Buckle” as one of his proudest achievements.
Ian has once again used the talents of producer Doug Bruce at Shoo Fly Studios and musicians Mark D’Rozario on guitar, Rusty Cochrane on bass, Vaughan Jones on keys and David Spires on pedal steel. The producer himself is also on drums and backing vocals.

Dean Richardson hails from Tasmania, where he was raised on a diet of traditional country music and developed his own love of bush ballads, all of which has influenced his new album Here and There.  

​The follow up to their 2012 debut album Found, new album In Our Blood sees siblings Kaylee & Glen Harrison showing stronger musicianship and confidence with songwriting and vocals. In 2014 Kaylens Rain kicked off the year performing the hit ‘Outta Here’ on the Golden Guitars Awards at the Tamworth Country Music Festival where they were nominated for two awards including New ‘Talent Of The Year’ and ‘Best Group or Duo’. In March they again performed at CMC Rocks followed by a trip to Nashville to perform on the Global Artist Showcase at CMA Fest. This opportunity came about via a scholarship provided by Commercial Radio Australia. While in Nashville, Kaylens Rain began work on the follow up album to Found – In Our Blood. In early 2015 Kaylens Rain signed a recording and publishing agreement with Dog Whistle Music before finishing off writing and finding songs for the album before jumping in to the studio in July. In Our Blood demonstrates that Kaylens Rain have a strong appreciation and grasp of what they want without setting boundaries. In Our Blood is not only the sibling aspect but music has always been a part of their family life and for Glen and Kaylee Harrison it’s a bond they will always share as artists and brother and sister.

Spinning Wheels is Dana Hassall’s first full length record and sees her return to award winning producer, Matt Fell (Shane Nicholson, Sara Storer, Graeme Connors), who also produced her EP See It Now. Dana says she’s spent the years since the release of her EP writing and co-writing at every opportunity.
“When it came time to narrow down songs for the album we had a bit of a task, but I’m really happy with the songs we chose. I love a lot of different types of music and that definitely comes through in my songwriting, but somehow they all fit together into one album.” Dana lists the sounds of Ryan Adams, Amos Lee, John Mayer, Shane Nicholson and Harry Hookey as just a few of her favourites in recent years.