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The Wisdom Line by David Bridie, released 08 March 2019 1. Red (2000 Miles Away From The Fair) 2. Rogue Wave 3. People Come and Go 4. Hemdyn Town 5. Book of Revelation 6. The Wisdom Line 7. She's Upped and Gone 8. Permanent Water 9. Goodbye Jerusalem 10. Low Bar 11. The Abyss
David Bridie. David Bridie is one of the true individualists and innovators of Australian music, carving a unique path through a shifting cultural landscape to remain true to his singular vision and ethics. From the global impact of his seminal 1980s and 1990s alt-pop groups Not Drowning, Waving and My Friend The Chocolate Cake to his ongoing ...
David Bridie. Contemporary folk musician from Melbourne. David was a founding member of 'Not Drowning, Waving' band, and is also member of 'My Friend The Chocolate Cake'. He has released three solo albums "Act of Free Choice" in 2000, "Hotel Radio" in 2003 and "Succumb" in 2008, and has also written a number of soundtracks for Australian movies.
Regarded as Bridie’s most pop-oriented effort to date, the album radiates a sensual summer’s warmth with an expansive sense of mystery that delved even further into the artform of sonic texture. Title track is a wonderful song. Produced by David Bridie and co-producer Nick Littlemore. Videos/Lyrics/Reviews Listen/Buy
Jun 2, 2023 · David Bridie is one of Australia's most innovative musicians and songwriters, balancing his career in bands and on record with the composition of soundtrack music. His career began in 1983 when the classically trained Bridie began working with guitarist John Phillips. Bridie was working on a song called "Moving Around" and invited Phillips to ...
Sep 4, 2014 · After three decades as a recording artist, David Bridie, Australia's best kept secret, releases his fourth solo album Wake, an album born on the outer reaches of a dream. When Not Drowning, Waving ...
released October 10, 2007. The soundtrack to Gone, a film by Ringan Ledwidge, composed by David Bridie. Assembled and mixed by Christian Scallan. Recorded at The Enormodrome, Melbourne, Victoria. Mixed at The Enormodrome and The Soft Centre 2006 by Christian Scallan. Orchestral cues written and arranged by David Abiuso and David Bridie.
