Emma Dean (musician) explained
| Emma Dean |
| Origin: | Brisbane, Australia |
| Birth Name: | Emma Kate Dean |
| Genre: | Theatrical pop, alternative, |
| Years Active: | 1998–present |
| Label: | Doily/CandyRat Records |
| Occupation: | Singer-songwriter, musician |
| Instrument: | Vocals, piano, violin |
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Emma Kate Dean is an Australian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Brisbane, Queensland. She has performed in solo shows and her Emma Dean Band as well as with the Kate Miller-Heidke Band (2003–2006). The Emma Dean Band was formed in 2005 with Emma's brother, Tony Dean on drums, Dane Pollock on guitar, John Turnbull on bass guitar and Rachel Meredith on cello.[1]
Dean is a graduate of the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University.[2]
Discography
Albums
- Real Life Computer Game (June 2008, Doily Records/MGM Distribution – see ref.16)
- The Tempest Soundtrack (June 2009, Emma Dean and Colin Webber/Zen Zen Zo/Real Productions – see ref. 18).
- Dr. Dream and the Imaginary Pop Cabaret (2010, Doily Records – see ref. 21)
EPs
- Hanging Out the Washing (2005, self-release – see ref. 10)
- Face Painter (November 2006, Doily Records/MRA Distribution – see ref. 12)
- Downside Up (2009, Emma Dean and Jacob Diefenbach)
- Into the Woods (2012, Geppetto, MGM Distribution)
- White (2013, CandyRat Records – see ref. 32)
- Red (2013, self-release – see ref. 34)
External links
- http://www.emmadean.com/articles_emma.htm – contains a photographic archive and chronological listing of articles and interviews spanning the years 2010 to 2013
- http://www.candyrat.com/artists/EmmaDean/
Notes and References
- Web site: Emma DEAN BAND entry. The Who's Who of Australian Rock. Spencer. Chris. Zbig Nowara. Paul McHenry. 1987. 2002. Five Mile Press. Noble Park, Vic.. 24 February 2010. 1-86503-891-1. Note: [on-line] version established at White Room Electronic Publishing Pty Ltd in 2007 and was expanded from the 2002 edition.
- News: Con Job . McLoughlan, Tyler . The Music.com.au . 9 May 2012 . 15 April 2018 .
