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Oct 9, 2023 43 min

Jeremy Edwards and his Ghosts

from Sunburnt Country Music

Jeremy Edwards is a singer and songwriter from Thirroul in New South Wales who has performed with his band, Dust Radio, as well as releasing music under his own name. Ghosts is his latest album and it is a collection of songs that are poignant, sometimes bittersweet and ultimately hopeful. Edwards made Ghosts with a cohort of friends and collaborators. '2021-22 was a prolific time for me regarding writing and collaboration,' he says. 'Being able to create through this period was such a gift and was often with dear friends who I admire greatly, friends with who I’ve shared much joy and sadness in the last years.' When Edwards and I spoke recently we talked about that joy and sadness, about his musical life and all sorts of other things. For more about Jeremy Edwards: https://jeremyedwards.au/ Listen to Ghosts on Apple Music Listen to Ghosts on Spotify Follow Sunburnt Country Music on Instagram Follow Sunburnt Country Music on Facebook Sunburnt Country Music website For more Sunburnt Country Music: Instagram Facebook YouTube website Substack

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