From Clelia’s Garden To Europe’s #1 Spot

Clelia Adams’ Wildflowers is the most played single on European radio this week and has charted at #2 in the Netherlands, #2 in Denmark, #1 in Belgium and #2 in Austria.

You could say the title track from Clelia’s new album is “spreading like wildflowers” right around Europe,

This is confirmed by the latest survey (#185) in the ECMA airplay list of the 50 most played songs in the past three weeks, with Wildflowers sitting at the top spot. Wildflowers entered the mainstream ECMA chart at #72 with a bullet.

“My music has always been very well received in European countries, but I’m just blown away by this reception to Wildflowers. It’s very gratifying,” Clelia said.

Not only is the single doing great things for Clelia in Europe, it’s being recognised at home and is currently sitting at #21 on the Country Tracks Top 30, and has been picked up on playlists right around the country.

In the Northern Territory Songwriting Competition, Wildflowers is in the top five finalists of the traditional song category, which has delighted Clelia no end.

“I’m a late bloomer in the songwriting department, so I’m absolutely thrilled to see my work acknowleged like this,” she said.

Her busy gigging schedule along the NSW North Coast has also confirmed the popularity of the new songs, and album sales have reflected this trend.

The track was inspired by the abundance of wildflowers around Clelia’s Mullumbimby property, which she was photographing for the cover of her album.

“After I went inside, the words just fell out,” Clelia said. “I drew from that deep well where the Carter Family lives within my musical soul, to come up with that blend of traditional and modern music.I couldn’t be happier with the results.”

If you would like to arrange an interview with Clelia please phone 0429 668 059
or email: clelia.adams@bigpond.com
www.cleliaadams.com

Release created 1.5.08 in Tamworth by Anna Rose Media Solutions for and on behalf of Clelia Adams

NT Country Songwriting Awards
And Country Songwriting Competition
Katherine NT.2008

NT Country Songwriting Awards Top Five Finalists And Winners.

Bush Ballad
Our Women Pioneers - Ray Rose *
One Of Kidmans Men- Buddy Thompson
Born And Bred In The NT- Ben Jacobs / Shaza Leigh
Banjo And Henry - Peter Coad
Woman On The Land - Graham Rodger

Contemporary
Wild Flowers -Clelia Adams *
Thank God- Jay Collie / Tim Dutton / Jasper Sommerville-Collie
Free To Be Me - Michelle Little / Patricia Cruzado
Dreamland - Danny Hooper
Long Gone - Rodney Auld / Jay Collie /Jasper Sommerville-Collie

Comedy/Novelty
The Boobs Song - Rita Schneider / Kath Fleming *
Postman Kangaroo - Nathan Charlton
We're Real Aussies - Craig Stewart
Down On The Farm - Rita Schneider
There's A Hole In The Mozzie Net - Graham Rodger / Deidre Wilmington

NT Country Songwriting Competition Top Five Finalists:

Professional Section (Unreleased Material)
Temporary Loan - Lola Brinton *
Million Miles - Leah Briggs
Manabadgerie Run - Graham Rodger/ Mark Kleinschmidt
I've Done It - Brent Lillie
Manarichie Rails - Johnny Kaye / Tom Mcivor.

Amateur Section
Katherine Through The Ages - Lindy Lou *
Box Of Kisses - Lauren Brede
Island River - Mary Flynn
Coming Home - Edward Everingham
Rip It Up - Christie Lamb

Lyrics Only Section
The Old Brindle Bull - Lindy Lou
The Pride Of The Stockman - Alec Raymer
How Two Boys Lived Their Dream - Merv Webster
Strum - Manfred Vijars
The Fire At Granite Creek - Lindy Lou / Zac Finden *

Song Of The Year
"Wild Flowers" - Clelia Adams.

Winners announced Sunday 4th May, Congratulations to all Winners and Finalists

Peter Pratt & Ken (Chainsaw) Lindsay

Peter Pratt has been doing a small tour and was in Wauchope last Friday night, where he teamed up with well known local identity Ken (Chainsaw) Lindsay.

The Wauchope Country Club was the venue and if you weren’t there you missed a great Bush Ballad show. To add a little variety Ally Jane sang a few songs, and local Bush Poet Rod Worthing recited a couple of poems.

We were also graced with a visit by Bush Poet Dawn de Ramirez from Bomaderry. She just happened to be in the area on holiday – heard about the concert & came along.

Artists confirmed for 2008 Tenthill Turn Out

The Tent Hill Turnout is an annual event, held in May each year, to celebrate and Remember the music of, legendary songwriter. “Stan Coster”.

Norma O’Hara Murphy

This year, multi golden guitar winner and acclaimed singer/ songwriter, Norma O’Hara Murphy, will be coming out of semi retirement to perform at the Tenthill Turnout. Norma is a highly respected and well loved entertainer and has been missed since she decided to take a complete break from traveling and performing in 2000. Norma has recently moved to QLD, and is now residing near Warwick, where she has gone back to breeding her beloved horses. Norma, a five times golden guitar winner, Aria finalist and Songmaker winner is considered one of Australia’s finest songwriters. Norma say’s “She is delighted to be able to perform at the Turnout to pay tribute to Stan, who Norma credits as being a huge influence and inspiration to her taking up the pen.

Dean Perrett

Dean Perrett will be making his 4th appearance at the Turnout this year.
Dean is one of this countries finest bush balladeers. Born and raised in the bush, his family
have been a part of the cattle industry for 150 years. Today he continues to live and work in
the bushtaking inspiration to write from his day to day life. An accomplished singer/songwriter,
his writing style includes strong lyrics and catchy melodies that reflect the heart of some
one who knows and loves the bush.. Dean’s new album, “Return of the Stockman” has received
critical acclaim and his career is going from strength.

Slim Newton

Slim Newton is a man steeped in the tradition of authentic Australian
country music. His first record, "Red back on the Toilet Seat" made
history, and has earned Slim three gold records. In less than a year's
recorded work Slim changed from a totally unknown part time singer and composer of country songs to an Australasian recording celebrity whose name will always be remembered as the creator of one of Australia's greatest run-away country hits.These days Slim lives a much quieter lifestyle with only short stints on the entertainment road luckily for us he will be debuting at the Turnout this year.

Tracy Coster

Tracy Coster was born the daughter of legendary Bush Balladeer Stan Coster.
She became a professional entertainer at 13 years of age and began touring Australia as part of her Dad’s country music show. Twenty odd years of travelling later she is still singing, writing songs and recording. Four albums, three finalist berths in the Tamworth Country Music Awards, and the youngest ever “Hands of Fame” recipient. Costers' last C.D.
" Coster Country " was a great success. Her first single "Old Bush Barbeque" was a top 10 hit on the country charts and won her the “Independent heritage track of the year Award” and won her a “Golden Guitar” for the track “Back to the Saltbush Plains”

Local artists to perform this year are: Alec Beckett, John Coleville, Dusty Fraser, Les Lawson & Sharon Smith.

The Tenthill Turnout will be held at the Ma Ma Creek Hall via Gatton QLD. on Saturday the 31st of May,7.30pm. Tickets available at the Ma Ma Creek Store
For bookings, phone Nola, on :- 07 4697 3570

Matt Manning - Borderline

I would like to introduce to you my third CD titled "Borderline" which I released on 5th April at Oracles of the Bush in Tenterfield. It has 12 tracks about trucking, bush ballads, drinking and 1 instrumental.

Produced in Sydney by Stuie French - it features myself and Stuie on guitars, plus some of Australia's best pickers - Michel Rose (steel guitar),

Chris Haigh ( bass), Mick Albeck ( Fiddle) Stuie (Dobro), Bradley Bergen (Drums) with Camille Te Nahu & Stuie -backing vocals.

The album has kept the Bush Ballad tradition plus a couple of different tracks for me to explore a few new roads.

I have co-written 1 song with Ian Quinn - "My Bulldog Loves Bitumen" and have recorded a duet with Mike McClellan of his hit "Song and Dance Man".

"Mudcarter Blues" eventuated after a conversation with Keith Jamieson about my first truck driving job in an old Volvo tipper.

There are three new songs penned by Chris Pritchard "What Is Wrong With That" - "Bush Girl" & "Grew Up Hard and Grew Up Quick" - these songs reflect the life of people working in the bush.

There are 2 songs previously recorded by Slim Dusty - " Old Bush Mates Of Mine" & " Highway One".

"Some Day I'll Sober Up" is the drinking song and a version of the Buck Owens song "It Takes People Like You" is dedicated to each and everyone who has played some part in my music career this far.

John O'Dea has penned a song "The Saddle" that will touch many people who have lived on the land.

The Instrumental with Stuie is one previously recorded by Chet Atkins titled "Prissy" and it has and easy listening style for all to enjoy. The album offers a variety of songs for everyone to enjoy.

I would like to thank all radio presenters for your previous support and hope you and your listeners enjoy the new CD.

Available by contacting

Mary Duff – Love Songs

Following on from the success of the duets album “Together Again” with fellow Irish star Daniel O’Donnell – Number 6 in the UK Album Charts – Mary released this superb 20 track album “Love Songs” on 3rd May.

“Love Songs” is a collection of some of her greatest romantic ballads and wonderfully characterises the emotive and powerful voice that has become her trademark.

Mary has won numerous awards including “Best Female Vocalist” from the British Country Music Awards and “Best Female Solo Artist from the Annual Irish World Awards. In 1990 Mary was named Meath Person Of The Year, a much prized accolade received from her home country.

“Love Songs” features many of th hits that Mary has performed at Daniel’s concerts over the past twenty years, the highlights include chart hits such as “The Power Of Love”, Hopelessly Devoted To You”, “Crazy”, True Love Ways”, “Talking In Your Sleep” and Have You Ever Been Lonely” a duet with Daniel. Also contains 3 previously unreleased tracks.
Mary will be on tour with Daniel O’Donnell in August/September later this year.

If you would like to arrange an interview with Mary Duff please contact
Domenica La Macchia
Domenica.LaMacchia@destra.com
029433 4840
0401 52021

Farewell Charlie

It's sad to say goodbye to Charlie as he leaves us after a very successful tour. We hope you had the opportunity to either see Charlie live or hear one of the many radio interviews that aired Nationally.
The Destra Music Team were thrilled with Charlie's performance and presented him with an Aboriginal didgeridoo at the Rooty Hill show, which was also attended by Australian legend Frank Ifield.

Charlie with the Destra Music Team

New album for Merv Webster

Bush Poet and Ballad writer Merv Webster releases his third CD of original works called “The Storyteller.”
Merv has been a finalist five times in the Australian Bush Laureate Awards for his poetry and since he started writing ballads in 2005 he has won the Lyrics Only section of the Northern Territory National Song Writing Awards back to back in 2005/2006 and also has had nine out of the seventeen nominations available in the Lyrics Only section of the

T.S.A. National Song writing Awards in 2006/7/8 and won it back to back in 2006/2007.

Merv’s third album, “The Storyteller” features 9 original songs and six bush poems and was officially launched at Boondooma’s Heritage weekend and Bush Balladeers Muster in April.

Songs include Boondooma’s Balladeer, So Many Roadside Epitaphs, The Ballad of Faylene Anderson, Bluey’s Reflections, Keeping the Culture, That Motel Whiskey Dream, and Where’s the Water Gone. His daughter Meagan sings Flowers On A Friday and The Lady In The Locket.
Featured poems are The Oriental Cure, The Wallet, Old Jacko in the City, Something for Our Stevie, Caravanning Mayhem and The Payday Dilemma.

The album is available ($25 plus postage) from Merv Webster, P.O. Box 8211, Bargara, Qld, 4670. Phone 07 4159 1868. Email thegrey@tpg.com.au Web site www.users.tpg.com.au/thegrey

8th Birthday For Canterbury Country And
Mo Award Nomination For Hillbilly Heaven

(left to right) Allan Tomkins, Nicki Gillis, Terry Phillpot, Bob Howe, Tomi Graso, Doug Boyd

On Thursday 8th May 2008, Canterbury Country will celebrate their 8th Birthday with a star-studded show. Special guests for the evening will be Camille Te Nahu & Stuie French, The Harmonators and Peter Pratt, who will perform a wide range of country styles, guaranteed to delight the audience at 8pm in the Starlight Auditorium of Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club.

For eight years fans have flocked to the free shows, on the second Thursday of each month, making the venue a regular destination for fans and artists alike. Each concert is unique with different artists, but the constant driving force is producer/host Bob Howe and the Hillbilly Heaven Band, along with regular co-host and featured vocalist Nicki Gillis.

Now Hillbilly Heaven have been nominated for the first time in the Slim Dusty Country Group category
of the 32nd Australian Entertainment 'MO' Awards alongside Buckshot, The Flood, The McClymonts and The Wolverines.
Bob himself is also honoured to once again be a nominee in the 'Instrumental Or Vocal Instrumental Performer' Variety category - a title he previously won in the 30th year of the awards.

With even more exciting shows to come in the months to follow, Canterbury Country and Hillbilly Heaven are on a winner!

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32nd Australian Entertainment 'MO' Awards Nominations

Country Categories:
Slim Dusty Country Male Vocal Performer
Adam Harvey
Bosco Bosanac
Travis Collins
Troy Cassar-Daley
Wayne Horsburgh

Slim Dusty Country Female Vocal Performer
Allison Durbin
Beccy Cole
Donna Boyd
Kel-Anne Brandt
Melinda Schneider

Slim Dusty Country Group
Buckshot
Hillbilly Heaven
The Flood
The Mcclymonts
Wolverines

Full list at http://moawards.org.au

Country Music In The Multicultural Melting Pot

Australian independent Country Music newcomer Michelle Little will represent Country Music this month at Darling Harbour’s Buddha's Birthday Multicultural Festival. Michelle is one of ten artists from many different genres who have been invited to share their own style of music in the multicultural melting pot.

A country girl from Mendooran NSW Michelle is now based in the heart of Sydney’s ethnic belt, Inner Western Sydney and says country music has a place in a multicultural city like Sydney. Michelle is delighted to have the chance to display the diversity and scope of contemporary Australian country music. ‘‘It’s not all cowboy boots and hats, we are a pretty big mix within ourselves”, says Michelle. “We start out in the bush from all over Australia and move to where we can best make a life for ourselves - a lot like most of multicultural Australia”.

Michelle is promoting her debut album ‘Hear Me Now’, with her first single to country music radio titled ‘Free To Be Me', a song about truth and acceptance.

As well as performing at the Budda’s Birthday Multicultural Festival, Michelle is at this year’s Toyota National Muster at Gypmie.

For more gig details, album sales and inquiries visit
www.michellelittle.com.au
www.darlingharbour.com

Download the single 'Free To Be Me' for radio now at www.door2door.net.au

Amanda O'Bryan
02 4751 7099
info@dooor2door.net.au
www.dppr2door.net.au

Country Music Artist Korey Livy Flying On The Wings Of An Angel.

From his home town Albury NSW to Broome, Tennant Creek, Sydney and everywhere in between, Korey Livy is flying around Australia in a single engine aeroplane, hand built by his local parish Catholic priest, fuelled on the smell of an oily rag for the ‘Fly-Away-To-Heaven’ initiative.
Enterprising Korey Livy is no stranger to ‘big ideas’, his appearance as Australian Idol contestant in 2006 being only one of many. However this time round Korey is flying on charitable spirit and generosity with a team of passionate fundraisers, heaven bent on making a difference and raising $1,000,000 for East Timorese projects in dire need of financial support.
The 'Fly-Away-to-Heaven' initiative was founded by Father John Fowles CCS, the parish priest at the Thurgoona, NSW who recongnised Korey's energy and passion for 'lending a hand'. Initially Korey was invited to lend support to fellow songwriter, Vanessa Selwyn. With the help of veteran songwriter and producer Roger Corbett the three were inspired to write a song, 'Earth Angels Care'.

From May 3rd until June 2nd, Korey and the ‘Fly-Away-To-Heaven’ crew till touchdown in over thirty three towns and cities all around Australia – performing ‘Earth Angels Care’ and songs from Korey’s brand new country music album ‘That’s The Way We Do It Round Here’, including his current single ‘Give It Up And Put It Down’.
The pinnacle of the trip, will be a performance at World Youth Day in Sydney to an expected 200,000 people.
For details on when Korey Livy and the ‘Fly-Away-To Heaven’ crew will be on the tarmac in your town, visit www.flyawaytoheaven.com.au or
www.koreylivy.com.au

Amanda O'Bryan
02 4751 7099
info@dooor2door.net.au
www.dppr2door.net.au

Invitation
To celebrate the extraordinary launch of my new CD
Merilyn Steele:‘Extraordinary Daze’

This will be a great night of live entertainment being supported on stage by Tony Martin and Peter Wass plus a surprise guest artist….

The music on this album is a fresh new direction of an alternative country, roots and blues style. I’m sure you’ll love it!

There will be some fabulous prizes in our raffle, great floor for dancing & drinks at club prices. You are welcome to bring partners and friends!

Where: Mascot RSL Club
1271 Botany Rd Mascot NSW (just before Wentworth Ave.)
Phone: (02) 9667.4888
Parking: Beside the club, enter via Botany Lane
Time: 8 – 11.00pm
Date: Sat. 31st May 2008
Cost: Absolutely Free!

Please RSVP to alteregoprom@gmail.com or (02) 9316.4742 by 24/05/08

*Attention Media*
If you would like a copy of the CD for review or airplay please reply back with your postal address.
Any interviews will be most welcome!

www.merilynsteele.com

Slow Dancing At Midnight '
Carter & Carter's latest single enters the
National Country Tracks Top 30 at #28

Slow Dancing At Midnight is the fifth song off Carter & Carter's award winning album 'Leap Before You Look' to hit the chart following on from

the success of The Best Things In Life Are Free (#1), Run Away(#1), Ride (#3) & Play That Song (#3).

A music clip for Slow Dancing at Midnight directed by Duncan Toombs has been released this week to support the radio release. Click on either the image or link above and it will take you to Carter & Carter's website where you can grab your sneak peek at 'Slow Dancing At Midnight'.

All Carter & Carter's music clips together with some very special footage will be included in a DVD Carter & Carter - Unchained due for release early in the second half of the year. This DVD promises more than just video clips, with some exciting live performances, candid interviews with both David & Merelyn, their producers, their fans, family and friends, a special look at the Carter & Carter's farm and a song that has been specially requested and specially recorded just for the DVD.

The new video clip for 'Slow Dancing At Midnight' directed by Ducan Toombs, is complete.
Go here for a sneak preview http://www.carter-carter.com:80/

Contact Carter & Carter
Crestway Music
0416 075 638
info@carter-carter.com
www.carter-carter.com

Lee, Troy and Tania take the "Winners" Concert to Lismore

Country music fans will be in for a rare treat this May when the Northern Rivers town of Lismore hosts three of the biggest names in Australian country music – Lee Kernaghan, Troy Cassar-Daley and Tania Kernaghan together in one show.

After the highly successful Winners tour in 2007 the Country Music Association of Australia and Artist Network take winners from the Country Music Awards of Australia on the road again to a select number of locations throughout New South Wales.

For Lee Kernaghan 2008 is certainly a year worth celebrating. Not quite 24 hours after being named Australian of Year, in front of 5,000 fans Lee collected three Golden Guitar trophies in the 36th CMAA Country Music Awards of Australia for his bush charity anthem Spirit of the Bush.

That same night Troy Cassar-Daley was almost reduced to tears when he was awarded the highly coveted Male Artist of the Year Golden Guitar trophy for Everything's Going to be Alright from the highly success album of the same name.

For Tania, 2007 and 2008 have been big years, with her hit, Life Don't Get Much Better Than This, spending a total of 19 weeks in the Country Top 30 Singles Chart. Combine this recording success with a flourishing run as co-host of the top rating Channel 9 program, "Discover Downunder" and Tania has hardly had time to stand still. Her latest release with Stephen Rowe Let's Fall In Love Again is at radio now.

All three artists are "Winners" at the annual CMAA Country Music Awards of Australia, Lee with 27 Golden Guitars, Troy with 14 and Tania holds 4, will ensure a great night out on Thursday 15th May at the Lismore Workers Club at 8pm. Ticket are on sale now and available at the Club on (02) 6621 7401.

Leanie Renton
leanierenton@country.com.au

Nite-Sky Records Compilation 802

Country
Wait For Tomorrow - Kelly Hope
Why Wait - Gary & Carol Bibb
I Don't Tell You Everything - Dave Wooley
Mom - Joe Navrath
One Life (the Tommy Dean song) - Andrew Dean & The Farm Machine
Angels With One Wing - The Kentucky Sisters

Bluegrass
Election Infection - Ron Thompson
I'll Take The Blame - Kimberly Bibb-Marrs (featuring Marty Stuart and Larry Marrs)

Gospel
Everytime You Pray - Jasmun Basilone
Where Would I Be - Rhonda Lee
Inner Cell Phone - Kris Miller
Sittin‘ In A Church - Tim Lovell
In The Garden - Andrew Dean & The Farm Machine

Bonus
California Girls - Surf City Allstars with Beach Boy Al Jardine

DJ's: We appreciate each and every spin for these fantastic artists and songs! Visit our website ww.nitesky.us for more information on each song/artist...

Nits*Sky Records "Where the Stars Shine"
www.nitesky.us

The Mateki's

Paul Mateki's biography.

Paul and Helen Mateki are two of the most respected Independent artists in the world today! Before Paul fell in love with and married Helen, he worked relentlessly for 10 years, honing his songwriting skills, vocal

abilities, becoming a master on the guitar, and a prolific studio producer of all the songs he's sessioned to include on CDs.
Paul released 5 dynamic CD's in those early 10 years... the latest one in 2003 with his wonderfully talented wife Helen.
He has recieved untold Independent awards in the European music industry, including ECMA "Independent Album of the Year" 1998 ("Across the Miles," which spent a record-breaking 85 weeks in the ECMA Top 40 Album Chart) along with numerous #1 hits on the European Charts. He is also a valued member of the "Colorado International Country Music Hall of Fame" in the U.S.A.
Paul has shared the stage with and opened for many well known artists, including Lyle Lovett, Gene Watson, Tommy Cash, Norma Jean, The Oak Ridge Boys, and Ernie Ashworth, just to name a few. He has also recorded 3 duets with his good friend Ernie Ashworth, of Grand Ole Opry fame, as well as an appearance with Helen and Ernie on the "Ernest Tubb Midnight Jamboree".
Paul has toured Europe 10 times and Australia twice, with ever-increasing chart success, gaining cherished and solid fan support wherever he goes. With the recent inclusion of his talented wife, Helen, in the act, the popularity of their "duo" endeavors and seamless harmonies has caught the ears of DJs and fans throughout the world, keeping them continually high on daily playlists and chart activity.
Known worldwide now as "THE MATEKI's", and recent recipients of the European CMA "Duo of the Year" Awards 2005, Paul and Helen are currently working on fresh, new material for their eagerly anticipated next CD. It's obvious that European DJs and fans are in for a real surprise and treat from this very talented Texas U.S.A. duo.

Helen Mateki's biography.

Helen was born in Aschaffenburg, Germany. Being taught in a Catholic school, she learned singing and found her love in harmonizing. At age fourteen, Helen and her family emigrated to Fort Worth, Texas where she finished her schooling. Knowing that she nor her sister and five brothers spoke English during that summer, they quickly had to learn that language before beginning their first school year in America.
Helen's musical background in high school was playing cello and learning how to read music, and her dream at one time was to become a Cello player. A few years later English became Helen's very serious study. Learning that her hunger was to be a writer and she began writing poems and short stories. With several poems published, she didn't do much with her writing. She only had time to work and raise a child after the loss of her first husband. After her son was old enough, she again continued with her writing, but only as a hobby. Now with eighty (80) poems written and several published, she put them in a book called "Thoughts". In 1996, Paul Mateki came into her life, she loved his singing style, loved his song writing, and five years later they married. Now she writes some songs with him, harmonizes wonderfully and in time their voices grew together as one. After singing together for more than a year, the CD "Texasville" started taking shape and was recorded in 2001. Paul invited Helen to sing harmonies on two songs: "Mighty Fine Dog", and "Time Is Short". In November 2002, Paul and Helen had their first #1 hit together in Europe on the "European Media Services Most Popular Chart" with the Renie Peterson song "We've Got A Love". 2003 brought out the first collaboration of Paul and Helen with their new CD, "Something To Sing About". Helen's fine angelic harmonies complement Paul's singing so much, that in July 2003, their first #1 from the CD "When The River Runs Dry" was on top of the European CMA Charts. Helen's first attempt at singing lead vocal on "Please Don't Let Me Let You Go", written by their good friend and songwriter, Renie Peterson, put this song also at #1 on the ECMA Top 100.
Helen can be seen accompanying Paul around Texas singing harmonies and an occasional lead vocal. As of this writing Helen is teaching herself to play bass.

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