The Distant South - Map Of My Life

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:42:26 
Size:98,1 MB 
Label:Norm Pickles Records 
Styles:Aussie:-Rock/Blues/Country/Soul 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Losing Myself (feat. Kylie Auldist) - 4:21
 2. Broke Down Cars - 3:29
 3. Mothers Day (feat. Gretta Ziller) - 4:36
 4. All that I've got - 4:17
 5. I just want to be your friend (feat. Gretta Ziller) - 3:55
 6. Map of my Life - 4:21
 7. Needed like that (feat. Kylie Auldist) - 5:45
 8. Survivor - 3:40
 9. Time and Money (feat. Kylie Auldist) - 4:27
10. Shotgun Seat - 3:30

Musicians:
Nick Howells - Guitar, Vocals;
Richard Prior - Electric Guitar;
Ben Franz - Pedal Steel;
Brad Partridge - Bass Guitar;
Peter Folino - Banjo;
Tim Neal - Hammond organ;
Jack Meredith - Harmonica;
John Otis - Drums;
Kylie Auldist - Backing Vocals:
Gretta Ziller - Backing Vocals.

The Distant South, formed in 2020 by Singer/Songwriter Nick Howells - have been steadily carving out a reputation in the Melbourne Music scene as a dynamic musical outfit offering a unique take on the Alt-Country genre. The song writing is honest, confessional, raw, and instantly relatable. Blending the sounds of Country, Folk, Blues, and Soul, The Distant South channel tales of the human condition into captivating performances that are both melancholic and uplifting. With two EPs and a full-length album already behind them, The Distant South spent 2025 performing, writing and recording. In 2025, The Distant South recorded their Sophomore Album - which is to be released in August 2026.  Recorded at Rolling Stock Recording Rooms by Myles Mumford and mastered by Rick O’Neil - this album includes guest performances from Kylie Auldist, Gretta Ziller, Tim Neal, Ben Franz and Jack Meredith. This new record offers a notable progression in songwriting, style and musical performance, introducing elements of Blues, Soul and Rock - whilst still remaining undeniably Country Music.Australian musical group The Distant South has released their second full-length studio album, Map Of My Life. The new record marks a significant evolution in the band's trajectory, showcasing refined songwriting, stylistic growth, and enhanced musical performance. While remaining firmly anchored in traditional country, the project broadens its sonic foundation by seamlessly blending elements of blues, soul, and rock. Recorded at Rolling Stock Recording Rooms by Myles Mumford and mastered by Rick O’Neil, the album features guest contributions from Kylie Auldist, Gretta Ziller, Tim Neal, Ben Franz, and Jack Meredith.

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