Former Taxiride frontman, Jason Singh has embarked upon the biggest step in his career to date, releasing his highly-anticipated first solo album, titled 'Humannequin", to be launched with an electrifying live show at The Toff In Town on Wednesday, December 4th, 2013.
Taxiride fans will be treated to their favourite hits, as they discover the renowned, Melbourne-based singer/songwriter's brand new material on his solo debut.
Produced by the legendary, ARIA-Award winning Charles Fisher, whose studio pedigree boasts such success stories as Savage Garden, Air Supply, Hoodoo Gurus, Ace of Base and Olivia Newton-John (to name a few), 'Humannequin" drips with impossibly catchy pop, showcasing Singh's flawless vocals and songwriting prowess to a tee.
'Hold On Forever" is the first single off the album, and has already been picked up by commercial/regional radio stations across the country, as well as being selected as the feature song of Seven Network's on air promos for Million Dollar Minute.
As the frontman of Australia's beloved Taxiride, Jason has had extraordinary success. Taxiride became a hit sensation in the early 2000s, and found national success with Top 5 ARIA platinum selling albums and six Top 40 ARIA singles. Jason has toured extensively throughout his career, including international tours in North America, Europe and Asia with Taxiride.
As a solo artist, he has had two Top 10 ARIA club hits, 'The World As You Know It" and 'One World".
www.jasonsingh.com.au
Humannequin Launch
Wednesday, December 4th, 2013
Jason Singh + special guests
The Toff in Town: 2/252 Swanston St, Melbourne,
$25 + BF
http://tickets.thetoffintown.com/
Doors open 7.30pm
Question: How would you describe Hold On Forever?
Jason Singh: I'd describe it as a positive and uplifting song about taking a chance and running away with someone you love.
Question: How does it feel to hear your song on television?
Jason Singh: It still feels a little strange, almost like a shock when it comes on. Makes me stop whatever I'm doing.
Question: What inspired you to begin a solo career?
Jason Singh: I learnt how to play music on my own. I always listened to music on my own, so it was always bound to happen. All my favourite artists are solo artists so it was just time to see what I sounded like alone.
Question: Do you write your own songs? What's your inspiration?
Jason Singh: Yes I do, I write songs about real things that happen to me or to people around me. All my songs are stories about me or my friends.
Question: What music/artists do you listen to when you are not playing your own?
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