Presenting you the ever-creative rock artist O’Neill Fernandes, producing moments of upbeat energy and brightness throughout the string of feelings and contemplation, instantly showcases the power of composition and musicianship that makes up the stunning tunes that feel familiarly fresh. ‘C’Mon Aussie C’Mon’ which is the seventh part of the project on Australian music, and another tribute album to Australian Bands and Artists. The first volume is ‘Sounds of Then...This is Australia’, the second volume is ‘True Blue’, the third volume is ‘Howzat’, the 4th volume is ‘Down Under’, the 5th volume is ‘G’Day G’Day' and the 6th volume is ‘My Island Home’. The majestic album is popular Australian cricket by ‘The Mojo Singers’ and was released in 1978. anthem ‘Please Don’t Ask Me’ is a song by John Farnham and was released on 3rd July 1980 from his Album ‘Uncovered’. ‘Are You Old Enough’ is a song by New Zealand rock band Dragon, released in August 1978 while the band was still based in Australia.
Briefly, it was released as the first single from the group's fifth studio album ‘O Zambezi’ (1978). This selection of songs from 1971 to 2016 covers many bands and artists...so there is something for everyone. This will bring back memories or a new listening experience of Australian Music. Pop Music Artist from Perth produces soundscapes that are hopeful by nature yet consistently authentic in their hearts and personalities. ‘C’Mon Aussie C’Mon’ ’ setting the mood with ease, brings back classic rock vibes along with anthemic rhythms and dashes of nostalgic soul and pop intertwined throughout the musical project. Several other tracks by O’Neill Fernandes like ‘I Am Australian’, ‘Like It Like That’, ‘Missing Piece’, and ‘Need You Tonight’ are available on SoundCloud and YouTube. If you do not want to miss out on any information about the phenomenal artist, follow him on Facebook and LinkedIn.
Let's listen to O’Neill Fernandes’s new album 'C’Mon Aussie C’Mon' only on SoundCloud:
https://soundcloud.com/oneill-fernandes/sets/cmon-aussie-cmon