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By popular demand, Steve Balbi strides to the crease and takes guard for the first time in 2019, at the Camelot Lounge on Friday 15 March; support to be advised.

The year 2018 was momentous for composer, performer and producer, Steve Balbi, for so many reasons. In April he recorded the single ‘Winners’ with Jessica Irwin, which was a world first release using Psykinetic’s ground breaking eye-control music software, Atmosphere.

Three months later, Balbi composed and produced the new Fox Test Cricket Theme. Orchestrated by George Ellis and recorded with members from the Sydney Symphony, this new theme promises to become profoundly entrenched within the Australian consciousness throughout the 2018/19 summer, just as Channel Nine Test Cricket theme has been an iconic symbol of the Australian summer for the past 40 years.

Indeed, he has since composed the Themes for ‘The Big Break’ and ‘Cricket Tragic’ programs as well, meanwhile a hip hop and rock version of the Test Theme, featuring Brett Lee on bass, will be launched throughout the summer of 2018/19.

In the studio, Balbi continued work on his new album, Humans, which is due toward the latter end of 2019; produced Glenn Shorrock’s new album of Little River Band songs, the first single from which, ‘The Night Owls’, dropped on December 10; and produced the debut EP from a promising, young, blistering two-piece brats out of Adelaide, Fyre Byrd.

Of course, on October 26, casting a renewed focus upon the notion humanity, in riff and verse, he released his first single in more than three years, ‘Modern Love’, which debuted at #3 on the iTunes Rock Chart.

Having secured a support spot with Midnight Oil at the Bid Red Bash in Birdsville in July, the tone ‘n’ rhythm has been set for an equally remarkable 2019. Balbi’s last trip to Camelot sold out. So don’t miss out this time ‘round, as the creative chameleon mines a kaleidoscope of life at the margins, transcending rock and pop while coalescing sentimentality and soul at Camelot Lounge on Friday 15 March, 2019.