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Elly Hoyt will be joined by some of Tassie and Melbourne’s finest to present her sophomore EP, “searching for stillness,” under the pseudonym My Nightingale.

Elly Hoyt transmutes her soulful jazz roots to indie-folk, a sound which was described by the Sunshine Coast Ukulele Festival as, “absolutely exquisite… modern soul-funk, a bit folky, a bit Celtic, with phenomenal voices, harmonies and dry humour!”

Elly Hoyt: Voice, guitar, ukulele Tamara Murphy: Double bass Darryn Farrugia: Drums Mark Schmalfuss: Guitar, Banjo Katy Raucher: Voice

Quotes: “My Nightingale’s folk is as wistful as it is celebratory and executed elegantly, they have my attention, for sure.” – Nick Rodwell – 4ZZZ

“Elly Hoyt has harnessed the power and beauty of music.” — Australianjazz.net

Socials Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mynightingalemusic Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mynightingalemusic Website: www.ellyhoyt.com

More about Elly Hoyt

Elly Hoyt is a jazz and contemporary singer, composer and vocal coach. She has appeared at venues and festivals throughout the world notably the Sydney Opera House in Australia, Shanghai World Expo in China and the 55 bar in New York City. In 2011, Elly won Best Australian Jazz Vocal Album at the Australian Jazz Bell Awards and is the first contemporary vocalist to receive the Marten Bequest Traveling Scholarship in 2015 to study at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, USA. Elly Hoyt has performed for King Charles and Camilla, opened for Kenny Barron and played alongside James Morrison. Elly is an active educator and has holds a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Voice and Masters of Vocal Pedagogy from the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University (QCGU). She currently lectures in voice at the Conservatorium of Music, University of Tasmania (UTAS).