Andy Stewart has been involved in so many albums over the years it’s hard to catalogue them all. He was involved with Gotyé’s three times Grammy award winning album Making Mirrors – which sold millions – Paul Kelly’s superb album, Spring and Fall, independent band Brighter Later’s masterpiece, The Wolves, Tim Guy's Chords and Palace Motel's Splinters and Cinders.
“What an absolute pleasure this is to listen to…” – Lachie Macara (Triple J Unearthed)
“If Tim Guy were an American on an indie label he’d be as respected a songwriter as Ryan Adams and all them hip people. Go get this album and be rewarded time and time again. Can’t recommend it highly enough.” – Graham Reid (Elsewhere)
“Natalie’s raw, soulful sound and powerful lyrics, melding with the talents of some of the most dynamic musicians gracing the Australian music scene, creates an unforgettable, complex and eclectic emotional landscape.” – Kate Hennessey (Sydney Morning Herald)
“Inventiveness is audible in this record’s full yet mournful feel and broken yet beautiful sounds. Ably veering from bar-room ballads to cantering bluegrass to the sorrowful wolf-howl folk of Gone From This Town and the tremolo-blurred amble of Tight Noose Blues, this album is a rumination you can’t help but join.” – Kate Hennessey (Sydney Morning Herald).
“Mix engineers on the album were Andy Stewart and Franc Tetaz, pretty much nailing down that the music industry is already behind Tash. And it’s obvious why. The final product is clean and sharp as cut glass, emphasizing her gentle voice without muffling the passion behind it.” – Richard Kingsmill (Tripe J)
“Stunningly opulent…” – Waterfront
“An exercise in ethereal, melody driven folk, Go with River may well be one of the sleeper hits of the year – the type of album youstumble across and go: ‘why don’t more people know about this?’” – Timber and Steel
“Beyond Respect is a classic piece of Rifles Rawk, punctuated by quieter moments of introspection. It’s chockfull of incisive wordplay and those trademark maelstrom guitars – a return to the period that most fans of the band seem to cherish the most.” – The Barman
“I must say I was extremely impressed by this double album. It has the heart and energy of their previous releases but a much more advanced structure and production” – Jenny Cix (Amazon)
“This subdued blend of lo-fi indie-folk and dream pop has been put together with such commendable discretion. The Wolves is hauntingly complex; yet still sounds effortless and organic, making it nothing short of a masterpiece.” – Justine Keating (The Music)
“This is Kelly at his finest – finest songwriting, singing and musicianship.” – Chris Johnson – Sydney Morning Herald
The three times Grammy Award winning album, including Independent Album of the Year – 2013
“Crisply produced and wonderfully written and arranged, Chandeliers is superb, mature pop music, as good as anything you’ll hear in this genre this year. International recognition beckons.” – Ben Eltham (Mess and Noise)
“It’s baroque pop in the mode and scale of Burt Bacharach or Pet Sounds. The layers are as heady as the sentiments are sunny and hopeful” – Doug Wallen (Mess and Noise)
“Everything about this album exudes class… this is music for grown-ups, made by grown-ups.” – René Schaefer (Mess and Noise)
“The restrained mix of drums, bass, organs and clean guitar has a live-in-a-room feel that breezes right out of one’s speakers” – Edward Sharp-Paul (Mess and Noise)
This sounds as if someone set up a microphone in a back room around 1927 and recorded direct to wax” – Bernard Zuel (Sydney Morning Herald)
“The guys looks and sounds like he fell off a charm bracelet – astounding!” – Michael Epis
Gotyé
Paul Kelly
The Whitlams
Bertie Blackman
The Boat People
Machine Translations
Sophie Koh
C.W. Stoneking
May Dreamers
Julitha Ryan
The Weight Of Silence
Hugo Race
The Dead Salesmen
Eskimo Joe
Wagons
Knievel
The Snuff Puppets
Gregory Day
Trace – Soundtrack
Sime Nugent
Charlie Marshall & The Body Electric
Heligoland
Ice Cream Hands
Drag
Silver Ray
The Beautiful Few
Ron S. Peno and The Superstitions
Tash Parker
Tobias Hengerveld
Epicure
Nick Murphy
The Shadows of Love
The Celibate Rifles
Stereomatic
Alex Lloyd
Ellen Kibble
Eskimo Joe
Josh Pyke
Ides Of Space
Fatalists
Underminers
The Body Electric
Bridgewater
Untitled Red
Owls Of The Swamp
Charles Baby
Brighter Later
Sun Dog
Stereomatic
Adam Martin – The Voice
Darren Middleton (Powderfinger) – Solo
Ildiko
Cam Butler
The Shadows of Love
Kutcha Edwards
Colin Matthews
Sweet Lime
Tim Guy
Mikelangelo
Turtle & Fox
Bum Spa
Palace Motel
The Dirt Floor
Barbecue Bob & The Ring of Fire
Perch Creek
Natalie Gillespie
Ben Mansfield
Lisa Richards
L.U.V
Lucy Roleff