Paul + Band in Montville, QLD

SEEKING

ABOUT

Outback Empire Photographer

Emerging freelance Indigenous photographer and music production student, Paul Fry grew up with an adopted family on the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Paul is originally from the Wik-Mungkan tribe, who are from an extensive area, of the western Cape York Peninsula; in northern Queensland and speak the Wik Mungkan language.

Screen name:

pauloutbackempire

Member since:

Mar 18 2024

Active within 1 week

Level of commitment:

Committed

Years together:

1

Gigs played:

Under 10

Tend to practice:

2-3 times per week

Available to gig:

2-3 nights a week

Age:

48 years

Influences

Foo Fighters, Nirvana, Pink Floyd, INXS, David Bowie, Eskimoe Joe, Garbage, Billy Idol, Wet Leg, The Chats, Faith No More, Supertramp

Members Of Band

Andrew Marshallsea - Leader Guitarist - Sunshine Coast
Andy Met - Lead Guitarist - Sunshine Coast
Ben - Bass Guitarist - Brisbane
Paul Fry - Vocalist - Montville

EQUIPMENT

I am a vocalist and producer. I am a vocalist and producer. I am learning music through YouTube. In 2016 I started using Garageband, Logic Pro and Soundtrap; to produce techno music. But now, I am working with Andrew Marshallsea from Cleanskin Studios in Montville, to produce my own Indie, Punk Rock, songs on Garageband. I produce the songs at home and then Andrew adds the guitar and or keyboard riffs to my songs. I am a vocalist and I was a drummer from the ages of 18 to 30. I am 48 years old an and I'm wanting to start a band called 'Outback Empire'. I studied music at the Aboriginal Performing Arts Center for two years when I was 26 years old at West End, Brisbane. I'm wanting to jam my songs occasionally and produce more music through Garageband. These day's I'm hopeless at drumming; but the riffs on Garageband makes it easy for me to produce a song; with other musical instruments, in Garageband. I'm currently unemployed, but I am keen to jam my new songs that I've produced with some people. I would love to be the lead singer in my own band called 'Outback Empire'.

MUSIC