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BIO

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The solo project of Byron Region female artist, GIMMY (pronounced "gimmie") brings a diverse flavour to the table with sways of surf-garage, indie-rock and glimpses of folk. Alongside her band consisting of Samson Radici (guitar), Kyle Aubrey (bass) and Barclay Israel (drums), GIMMY delivers a raw authentic sound with heavily lyrical songwriting and vibrato vocals that captivates crowds with a charismatic stage performance.
“My music is a representation of my raw expression in all its diverse forms. It allows all the different shades of my inner world to be expressed into the outer world. My songs are representations of messages to myself and my thought processes toward different
worldly topics.”
In the short space of her career, Gimmy has had recognition from Triple J and Rage selecting her newest single “SWEAT (An Australian Summer)” RAGE “Wild One” and previously winning “Video of the Year” for Song “Don’t be Afraid” at Gold Coast music awards as well as a feature on Rage.
GIMMY has been scaling the east coast sharing the stage with some of Australia’s hottest upcoming artist with the likes of TOPS (Canada), The Murlocs, Bad Dreams, Floodlights, Maple Glider, Nice Biscuit and more. As well as winning hearts at Brisbane's Bigsound, GIMMY took the main stage at Splendour In The Grass 2023 through the winning of “Triple J Unearthed” competition as well as the Triple J Unearthed Feature Artist. Watch this space as Gimmy has been hard at work birthing a new body of work ready to be shared in 2024.
Signed to Third Eye Stimuli Records (Wollongong)

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“What a voice. What a delivery. Ooft.” — Zan Rowe, Double J 


“While her new solo adventure is bursting with charm, there’s a level of rawness and intimacy at play.” — Deafen County



“She channels her voice as an instrument of quivering wonderment.” — Blank Street Press



“Crafting moody, beautiful bluesy alt-folk” — Pilerats



"With a quiver in her vocals and a satchel of strums, Owens pushes away from the garage of The Oogars, but still finds an off-kilter pop tie."
— Raven Sings The Blues (USA)

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