A Master of Creating 'Experiential

Through her “A master of creating “mercurial voice ‘experiential art” and eclectic – Chris Hofstader sound” (The Brag) (Skepchick) genre defying singer-songwriter Shelley Segal “Thoughtful lyrics creates a space for celebrating life, love her listeners. and reason” A space for people – Julia Burke to engage with (Bu alo Spree) ideas, to question and to reﬂect on the everyday - to see its “A curious form of layers, its depth, protest music” its meaning. - Augustus Welby (Beat Magazine)

shelleysegal.com Bookings [email protected] facebook.com/shelley.segal.music PR [email protected] twitter.com/ShelleySegal truemusic.com.au Artist [email protected] youtube.com/user/purpleshells Label [email protected] plus.google.com/+ShelleySegal/posts instagram.com/shelleysegal “Shelley’s songs challenge prescriptive notions without threatening” - Tim Whale (Indie Bands Blogs)

“Jazzy gems and soulful stories…a joy to see live” – Lou Endicott (It’s My Kind Of Scene)

Desirous of all expressions, Shelley ﬂirts with elements of jazz, folk, pop, blues, reggae and electronica, impart- ing a pure joy about music and its power.

The spirited singer has been “creating a ripple e ect with her melodic vocals, heartfelt passion and thought- provoking lyrics” (Leona Devaz, Weekend Notes)

Shelley’s ﬁrst single, folk protest song ‘Saved’ has become an anthem for grass-roots secular activists.

“A pin-up girl for the international atheist movement” – Barney Zwartz (The Age)

Collaborating with Adam Levy - guitarist for Norah Jones & Tracy Chapman - Shelley co-wrote and recorded ‘Little March’

- Watch interview and live performance on Music Feeds.

“Bespoke songs that traverse jazz, folk and blues with tender a ection and great artistry” –It’s Only Rock and Roll

Shelley co-wrote and featured on ‘Chemistry’ - an award winning Drum & Bass track with Carl Cox.

“Shelley’s vocals are something else” – DJ Carl Cox [email protected] Last year’s single, the reggae-inspired ‘Morocco’ from ‘An Easy Escape’ made a splash with coverage in the Australian National Press and the Moroccan World News. Watch Morocco live on BalconyTV. Watch Shelley’s poignant reﬂection on body image and aesthetic expectations in ‘Sidelined’.

“It is helpful and interesting to have dialogue about controversial topics” – Allison Kraemer (Moroccan World News)

“Truly an artist with international ﬂair” (AU review) her powerful voice has taken her around Australia, Hong Kong, China, England and eight tours of the United States. She has performed to festival crowds of over 30,000 people.

An artist, an activist and an explicit storyteller, Shelley uses her music not only to express the way she sees the world, but to create the world that she wants to see.

Shelley’s 2016 EP will be available in June 2016