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Artist description
Ben McNeil, a singer songwriter fresh to the
Australian scene hails from Sydney,
eager to make his mark on the international
market. His ideals are crisp and welcome,
with a warm, intimate touch.
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Music Style
Acusitic, melodic pop/rock |
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Musical Influences
Jeff Buckley, Ben folds five, Augie march, Tim Buckley |
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Similar Artists
Jeff Buckley, Ben folds five, Augie march, Tim Buckley, Jack Johnson, Alex Loyd |
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Artist History
Looking toward a new acoustic sound, Ben McNeil,
a romantic troubadour of sorts has recently
finished an EP of near Tim Buckley (circa 1969)
reverberations. Currently working on a full album,
Ben McNeil, affectionately known as Benwardo,
is taking contemporary Australian song writing
towards a new corridor.
The unusually named "Archibald Hetherington
nastyface" Is acoustic romanticism at it's most
raw, extracting the superficiality of new love
and making it real. The listener is immediately
taken into this man's emotion with the subtle,
emanating 'If I saw your face'. Further through
the tracks, ‘Painted face on feint lined paper'
explores a figure through the tragedies of life,
only to find hope at the end. This and other
outstanding tracks, like ‘New #1’
(featured on this page) are intimate explorations
of humanity and life in this upturned world of
overwhelming struggles of power, bringing a sense
of adolesent innocence and optimism to the news
weary ear.
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Group Members
Me, Ben. |
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Instruments
Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Drums |
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Albums
Archibald Hetherington Nastyface, Ovedacon Sputnik(in production, half finished) |
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Location
Botany, NSW - Australia |
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