Tay Oskee

Mit neuen Songs 2025 zurück in Deutschland

The name Tay Oskee stands for rousing indie folk music that inspires with its intense melodies and nostalgic euphoria. His childhood among the indigenous Yolngu people in the north-east of Arnhem Land and his youth in remote Bingil Bay shaped his love of nature and culture. This is reflected in his versatile songwriting. Live, Tay delivers energetic performances that always take his audience on a musical journey - performances that have seen him share the stage with artists such as Xavier Rudd, Ziggy Alberts, Amistat and The Cat Empire.

With the new single "Make Me A Believer", Tay now returns after his debut album Keepers Of The Morning. The song is an optimistic reflection on the "sex sells" world and the interpretation of staying true to true love despite these influences and temptations.
to remain faithful. Tay describes the song as a message to his own wife that he firmly believes in their love, despite the temptations of the modern world. Tay wrote, produced and mixed the new song in his self-built studio in an old shipping container. Working on it was challenging, especially because of the demanding drum beat, which he had to master himself. With a lot of effort and after many attempts, he finally succeeded in creating exactly the musical realization that matched his vision. Tay Oskee will be presenting his new music live on another European tour in spring 2025.

Support: Brook St.

Brook St are a husband and wife folk duo from the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Since the duo's inception in January 2023 they have covered a lot of ground taking their harmony based storytelling around Australia and Europe. They have released two EPs and a string of singles, one of them claiming the number 1 spot on the AMRAP Australian Regional Charts for 4 weeks straight. Their shows are a fun yet real journey through musical reflections on life's ups and downs, taking influence from artists such as The Paper Kites, Simon & Garfunkel, John Denver and Angus & Julia Stone.

This husband and wife duo consists of previously solo artists Hannah Olivia and Jason Daniels. Both of them reach into their pasts to find inspiration and stories that they tell through their music. Jason spent 2 and a half years living and recording music with the Yolngu people of North East Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory. Much of his writing reflects on these times, and often will include a special song during the show sung in the indigenous language of Djambarrpuyngu. Hannah lived in New Zealand in the far south of the