Julia Stone on working with St Vincent and changing her sound: 'This feels like a first record' | Australian music
Sixty Summers is not actually Stoneâs first solo release; there was The Memory Machine in 2010 and By The Horns in 2012. But, she says, â[those albums] felt like songs that I could have put on an Angus & Julia record. And this feels like a first record.â Stoneâs reinvention has been a long time coming. She and her brother never intended to be a double act â they only paired up because their aunt, music industry veteran Cathy Oates, suggested they put out an EP together. That release, Chocolate & Cigarettes, was an immediate hit that sealed their future. But collaborat...
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