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Sally Seltmann - under her original stage name New Buffalo - will bring to life her acclaimed debut album The Last Beautiful Day over two special shows this September. To celebrate the 20 year anniversary of this unique collection of songs - which the New York Times called 'Intoxicating' - Sally and her band will play the album in full. Enticing singer songwriter Georgia Mulligan will be the support act for the Sydney show on September 6, and the incredible Hannah Cameron will open for the Melbourne show on September 7.Album of the week on RRR, Triple J, FBI and more, come and celebrate 20 years of The Last Beautiful Day by New Buffalo."...bubbling vintage keyboards, ringing guitar and understated orchestral samples ... a rich, uncluttered foundation for wistful songs of love and intimacy." The AgeBook your tickets now at www.sallyseltmann.com
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New Buffalo Biography
New Buffalo (aka Sally Seltmann) grew up in Sydney where she was the vocalist and one of the founding members of power pop group Lustre 4, as well as playing guitar in Spdfgh in the 1990s. She then moved to Melbourne where she re-invented her musical style and created New Buffalo, devising a sound that replaced guitars with keyboards over smooth paced bass and soothing beats.
New Buffalo's debut release was in February 2000 via Ben Lee's web site by way of a MP3 download of the track "16 Beats". The following year she signed with Modular Recordings and released her debut EP, About Last Night, featuring the aforementioned track. It was also released in the United Kingdom through Heavenly Recordings, which saw New Buffalo invited to tour throughout the UK supporting Ed Harcourt.
In 2002, Sally recorded some songs in Los Angeles with Jake Davies, but instead of continuing to make an album with him, she decided to set up her own home studio and write, arrange and produce an album by herself. The result was her debut album, The Last Beautiful Day, which was released in Australia in September 2004 on Dot Dash. The album features special guest appearances by Beth Orton on backing vocals and Jim White of Dirty Three on drums.
In July 2005 a self-titled EP was released featuring two new songs - a collaboration with composer Rae Howell, and a duet with Sweden's Jens Lekman - plus re-mixes and re-worked versions of songs from her debut album.
Sally also wrote the song "1234" (originally called "Sally's Song") which was recorded by Feist and released on her 2007 album "The Reminder".
http://newbuffalo.net
Read MoreNew Buffalo's debut release was in February 2000 via Ben Lee's web site by way of a MP3 download of the track "16 Beats". The following year she signed with Modular Recordings and released her debut EP, About Last Night, featuring the aforementioned track. It was also released in the United Kingdom through Heavenly Recordings, which saw New Buffalo invited to tour throughout the UK supporting Ed Harcourt.
In 2002, Sally recorded some songs in Los Angeles with Jake Davies, but instead of continuing to make an album with him, she decided to set up her own home studio and write, arrange and produce an album by herself. The result was her debut album, The Last Beautiful Day, which was released in Australia in September 2004 on Dot Dash. The album features special guest appearances by Beth Orton on backing vocals and Jim White of Dirty Three on drums.
In July 2005 a self-titled EP was released featuring two new songs - a collaboration with composer Rae Howell, and a duet with Sweden's Jens Lekman - plus re-mixes and re-worked versions of songs from her debut album.
Sally also wrote the song "1234" (originally called "Sally's Song") which was recorded by Feist and released on her 2007 album "The Reminder".
http://newbuffalo.net
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