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WINTERBOURNE: 'Act Of Disappearing' album Interview

James Draper and Jordan Brady aka Winterbourne, have been lifelong friends, beginning their music journey busking together, a skill which has set them up well to impress music fans all over the world. The band has played to packed theatre venues across Australia, selling out numerous National Tours, toured multiple times the UK and Europe and appeared on the stage at notable international festivals including Reeperbahn Festival in Germany and Break Out West Festival in Canada. During 2021, Winterbourne launched into their first venture in the world of cinema, with ‘Revolutionary, Film’. The movie, based upon Winterbourne’s 2019 Sydney Metro Theatre Sold Out show for their Double J Featured and Debut album Echo Of Youth, premiered to sold out vintage cinemas along the East Coast of Australia. The 90 min movie was written, directed, edited and produced by James and Jordan and grappled questions of ambition, nostalgia, reflection and of course, revolution, along the way. The film precluded the release of a live album entitled A Brand New November (2021). Today (Friday November 17th), Winterbourne release their new album Act Of Disappearing (Island Records Australia). Act Of Disappearing has been a mighty few years-in-the-making. With songs and ideas bouncing between trusted friends, producers and laptops since 2018, a firm groundwork was laid for the duo to self-produce the album, which they then recorded over a period of two years between their home studio, Damien Gerard Studios and The Grove Studios. Australian Musician editor Greg Phillips sat down with Winterbourne’s James Draper and Jordan Brady to discuss the creation of their new album Act Of Disappearing. #australianmusician