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Angie Hart is the special guest on tonight’s “I’d Rather Jack” show on Melbourne’s 3RRR. She will be playing a selection of her favorite songs, as well as “in conversation” with the show’s host, Jess McGuire.

Angie will be on from Midnight AEST.

You can tune in to 3RRR and listen to it anywhere on the globe online at: www.rrr.org.au.

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Sand, a tune co-written by Angie Hart and Ben Lee five years ago, is due to appear in Australian filmmaker Nash Edgerton’s THE SQUARE, according to and Undercover article recently published. Edgerton approached Lee to score the film.

“Nash sent me the script to the Square and I really, really loved it. I stayed up reading it from midnight until the early hours as it was such a page turner,” Lee said in a statement.

“I loved how its darkness was juxtaposed against a large romantic element – it was really tense yet had a romantic heart. I knew immediately that this was a project my music was truly suited to – not my voice, necessarily, but certainly my musical vision.”

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New Frente MP3s in the Multimedia section, courtesy of Frente Forum member Scott Fraser. The tracks were recorded pre-Marvin era on Triple J radio as park of the Big Day In charity event.

Angie will be appearing on the Conversation Hour on Melbourne 774 ABC Radio with Ali Moore and Lior next Wednesday, May 28 at 11 a.m.

Angie Hart’s beautifully spare and spectral version of The Cure’s Pictures of You carries a heady emotional power. The song has been stripped back to piano, strings, the barest of programming flourishes and Angie’s considered, affecting vocal.

Pictures of You is Angie’s first release since her critically acclaimed debut solo album Grounded Bird. That lovely, intimate record may have been Angie’s first solo album but it certainly wasn’t her first foray into the public consciousness. As vocalist with Frente, Splended, Holidays On Ice and now as solo performer, Angie’s distinctly gorgeous voice has often been imitated but never been bettered.

When the Transport Accident Commission needed a singular, evocative voice to soundtrack their emotionally weighted campaign highlighting the hidden victims of speeding, Angie Hart was the A three minute ad featuring Angie’s version of Pictures of You screened for three weeks early this year and had an unprecedented impact. The Pictures of You TAC campaign emphasises the deep emotional scars that speeding leaves on our community. Ten ordinary Victorian families volunteered to share their hearts and stories for one reason; they didn’t want anyone to endure the pain their families have experienced.

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a word from one who tried.

read about it in my latest (and i mean latest, as in beyond late, or as late as one could possibly be in posting a new blog).

ang x

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Audiophiles and iPod users can rejoice. It’s not news that Angie Hart has made a few appearances on the American iTunes store. But much of what was there before has since been upgraded to the new iTunes Plus format, and that sounds like news to me!

iTunes Plus offers songs as … DRM-free music tracks featuring high quality 256 kbps AAC encoding for audio quality virtually indistinguishable from the original recordings.

Those sitting on a pile of 128kbps MP3s may want to have a look. Amongst the iTunes Plus, Angie Hart related offerings are:

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Angie covers The Cure’s “Pictures of You” for a new Transport Accident Commission (TAC) campaign charging drivers to be more responsible on the roads and to watch their speed.

Of the project, Angie says, “have your tissues ready, it is an incredibly moving piece of footage and i feel privileged to be a part of it.

“i am singing a cover of the cure’s, ‘pictures of you’. we will be releasing a full version of this song, in the coming weeks. stay tuned.”

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hey all,

still working on my interview/newsletter extravaganza.

meanwhile, another blog without pictures… like the old days.

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For those unable to tune in to Angie’s morning show appearance, Scott Fraser has captured it all on video and made it available. You can score 150MB of Angie goodness here. Get it while the gettin’s good.