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Phil Turcio
Phil Turcio is the Australian music industry’s quietest achiever. Born into a family of professional musicians, Phil commenced playing the piano at a very early age. He has worked with both local and international artists as a pianist, composer and producer and has penned hits for Australian Idols and icons alike. From composing music for the Sydney Olympics in 2000, and the World Youth Day 2008, to television themes and playing with international artists, Phil's flexibility as a musician keeps him in constant demand. His list of credits include; Hugh Jackman, Olivia Newton John, K.D
The Light & The Fury
By The Outernet
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2025
Track listing: 1. The Fury
2. The Crossing pt I
3. The Crossing pt II
4. Mortal
5. Menacing Images
6. We Remember
7. Running From The Aliens pt I
8. Running From The Aliens pt II
9. Running From The Aliens pt III
10. The Light
Eclecticity
By Albare
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2025
Track listing: All Night Blues; Song for Bird; Long Haul; Morning Dance; Simplicity; Israel Blues; Midnight
Mirage; Just a Blues; New Dawn; Round Trip.
Melbourne guitarist Nick Freer, Eelco Van Zanten, Gavin Harrison, David Binney and The Outernet
by Len Davis
Kick off your musical journey today with Melbourne guitarist Nick Freer and his latest albumApperseptions . From the Netherlands, Eelco Van Zanten shares Eel Fusionkastel followed by Canadian guitarist Joel Grundahl. British drummer Gavin Harrison joins forces with guitarist Nick Johnson and bassist Evan Marien for some stand out fusion, then a ballad with bite from ...
Melbourne band The Outernet, Lorenzo Feliciati, Frode Andresen, Pat Petrillo and Neal Bowen, plus 1992 feature
by Len Davis
New music with a fusion powerhouse featuring Melbourne's own The Outernet, led by renowned pianist and composer Phil Turcio, with their debut album The Light & The Fury. A stellar international lineup: Italian bassist Lorenzo Feliciati, Norwegian keyboardist Frode Andresen, drummer Pat Petrillo from California, with bassist Gary Grainger and mult-instrumentalist Neal Bowen. Also spotlighted is ...
Albare: Eclecticity
by Jack Bowers
On Eclecticity, his 17th recording as leader of his own groups, Moroccan-born Australia-based guitarist Albare (given name: Albert Dadon) uses, for the most part, members of his working groups, the Alchemists and Harmonix Experiment, to help him plumb jazz tradition and breathe life into 10 of his distinctive yet custom-tailored compositions and arrangements. ...
Jeff Lorber Fusion, Synchronicity, Lo Greco Bros, Kneebody, Brad Shepik and much more
by Len Davis
We welcome to Melbourne Jeff lorber Fusion with some of their recent recordings, and Melbourne band Synchronicity featuring Guitarist Jack Pantazis. Italian duo Lo Greco Bros, and Japanese band Jizue with their latest. Kneebody with Ben Wendel, and the new single from Greg Spero. Guitarist Brad Shepik, and Finnish guitarist Varre Vartiainen with Mike Stern. Some ...
Melbourne bands The Outernet and Synchronicity, Steve Hunt-Tim Miller and Simon Phillips Protocol
by Len Davis
A focus on Melbourne bands to begin with, fusion from The Outernet, led by keyboard wizard Phil Turcio, Melbourne guitarist Jack Pantazis, with the band Synchronicity and Brazilian guitarist Mello Jr. Polish band Fusion Generation Project, Hungarian band Djabe, Anthony Papamichael, with Simon Phillips and Jimmy Haslip. Frank Gambale with The Haas Company, And Steve Hunt ...
Freedom
By Albare
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2022
Track listing: Freedom; Adues; La Fiesta with Intro; Lost Compass; Love Is Always; Randy Makes Me
Smile; Shimmozle; Sketches; Sunny Samba; New Expectations.
Albare & Co.: Freedom
by Jack Bowers
"Jazz is the voice of freedom," says Israeli-born guitarist & composer Albare, “and it will never be silenced." To that end, Albare has assembled a world-class sextet to perform seven of his sunny, swing-based compositions, two others co-written with pianist Phil Turcio and Turcio's graceful “Shimmozle." The session begins, appropriately enough, with Albare's ...
