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04/09/2025

Jerrah Patston Music's Abandoned Cricket Games available at Sonic Sherpa in Brisbane! ☔️🏏

GREATEST REP EVER!
The head honcho for Flippin Yeah Records - the great Darren Hanlon - has been single-handedly reviving the reputation of the record rep, hand delivering not just some re-ups but the latest two titles from his burgeoning stable! Firstly there is the wonderfully-named ‘Abandoned Cricket Games’ by Blue Mountains folk-rock singer-songwriter Jerrah Patston Music (complete with stunning album art by the great Nic Dalton), joined in the Flippin’ Yeah stable by Melbourne-via-WA songstress Ruth Parker Music and her stunning second album ‘Otherwise Occupied’, two new platters with the quality guarantee DH stamp of approval! Check ‘em!

31/08/2025

Happy birthday Sienna!!
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Photo by Pasko

18/08/2025

Congratulations on the album launch Jerrah Patston Music! Thanks to everyone who came along. Abandoned Cricket Games is out now!

clubweldmusic.bandcamp.com/album/abandoned-cricket-games
https://flippinyeahindustries.bigcartel.com/product/jerrah-patston-

08/08/2025

Beloved in his local Blue Mountains, Jerrah Patston writes songs possessed of a beautiful naivety, boiling down each subject to his own inimitable view.

Jerrah has an ear for a catchy melody and the unusual ability to communicate the universal through the very specific.

Writing in detail about daily life, Jerrah’s songs find the listener relating to thoughts about dodgem cars, Wings, construction sites and ten-pin bowling they did not realise they shared.

A legendarily spontaneous live performer, each moment on stage with Jerrah has no future or past, drawing audiences right into the moment.

His third LP, Abandoned Cricket Games, was recorded over two days at Frying Pan Studios in Berriedale, Tasmania, using the ex-Abbey Road REDD.17 recording console. It releases today on Flippin Yeah Records!

The album gorgeously documents minor catastrophes (and triumphs), in the classic tradition of folk-rock songs about disaster and disappointment.

The striking cover is by Nic Dalton.

Jerrah works at the Club Weld studio for neurodiverse artists in Parramatta.

Order the LP: https://flippinyeahindustries.bigcartel.com/product/jerrah-patston-

https://clubweldmusic.bandcamp.com/album/abandoned-cricket-games
..or listen on the streams courtesy of ABC Music

Jerrah will be playing live with TOBY MARTIN at Church Street Studios in Camperdown tonight, and at the Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub on August 15 with support from Manning The Muso

Special thanks to Nakama Arts, Blue Mountains City of the Arts and Arts and Cultural Exchange - ACE.

Happy release day Jerrah Patston Music!

03/08/2025

Check out this great chat with synthpop maestro Adoni on 2SER, all about the new 7" single Please Feel Free To Panic b/w BBC Home Service! 📡

https://2ser.com/synth-pop-maestro-adoni-on-2ser/

29/07/2025

Great to hear Adoni on the latest episode of Waste the Alphabet.

The new 7" single Please Feel Free To Panic b/w BBC Home Service is available at clubweldmusic.bandcamp.com/ and good record shops like Beatdisc Records, Repressed Records and Red Eye Records (with more soon to come).

Adoni will also host the next soundpit on 2SER, midnight on Friday!

And we're back: here is Episode 348, featuring new music from Tame Impala, Lily Morris, Jack Ladder, Cut Copy & more

https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/indigofmradio/episodes/2025-07-29T03_18_15-07_00

22/07/2025

Jerrah Patston Music new album launch on Friday August 15 at the Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub!

Tickets: https://www.bluemountainstheatre.com.au/what-s-on/season-2025/jerrah-patston/

A wonderful memory from Jerrah's Sounds Like Rain launch back in 2020.

Let's make the Abandoned Cricket Games show at the Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub a big one!

Friday August 15 with support from Manning The Muso 🙂

Tickets: https://www.bluemountainstheatre.com.au/what-s-on/season-2025/jerrah-patston/

10/07/2025

new single 'Abandoned Cricket Games' from Jerrah Patston Music! Congrats, Jerrah.

clubweldmusic.bandcamp.com/track/abandoned-cricket-games

"This is a song about when it rains and you can't play cricket" - Jerrah

Abandoned Cricket Games is the latest in a line of Jerrah Patston songs about little tragedies, as well as another of his great songs about cricket. And it's out today via bandcamp and the streams!

clubweldmusic.bandcamp.com/track/abandoned-cricket-games

The buoyant song does not mess around (it charges through its three verses and bridge in under two minutes) and features deft singing and brushwork from Jerrah, barrelhouse piano from collaborator Aether Tabris, and chiming 12-string guitar from songwriting partner Sam Worrad.

Abandoned Cricket Games is the title song from Jerrah's third full-length LP. The album will release on August 9 via Flippin Yeah Records and traverses themes including cancelled sporting fixtures, Scottish festivals (Bagpipers In The Carpark), seeing Paul McCartney in Newcastle (Didn't Play Mull Of Kintyre) and tradies knocking up the new Springwood Library (Construction's Going On).

Recorded over two days at MONA's Frying Pan Studios through the ex-Abbey Road REDD.17 recording console, the album is a stunner and Jerrah's best work yet.

Jerrah is launching the album with a run of dates:

August 9 - Church Street Studios, Camperdown (supporting TOBY MARTIN)
August 15 - Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub (w Manning The Muso)
November 7 - Hickson Rd with the Australian Chamber Orchestra

Jerrah works at Club Weld, a studio for neurodiverse musicians located at Arts and Cultural Exchange - ACE in Parramatta.

He has recorded at the Opera House, appeared on 7:30, played live at festivals, performed for Governor-General Sam Mostyn and provided music for the “one take romcom” Head Over Wheels and children’s program Fizzy & Suds.

"Jerrah Patston is a wonderful and inventive songwriter, and his music is one of [Radio National] The Music Show's discovery highlights this year. His songs contain witty observations about everyday life, catchy melodies and harmonies, and clever songwriting structures. I am very grateful to Club Weld for providing musicians like Jerrah with an opportunity and platform to write, arrange and record their original music—the Australian music landscape is all the richer for it" - Ellie Parnell, The Music Show, ABC Radio National

09/07/2025

Meet Jessie.

Film by Tammy Dang.