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Angus & Julia Stone

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Full of smoky, dreamy melodies, Angus and Julia Stone's acoustic pop channels the hippy sounds of 1960s flower power. The Australian siblings initially started out as singer-songwriters in their own right but ended up collaborating at Sydney open mic nights and teamed up for debut album 'A Book Like This' in 2007. Conjuring up idyllic moods of sunsets over lost tumbledown beaches, the pair's confessional storytelling and hazy style sent their 2010 follow-up 'Down the Way' to number one in Australia and won them three ARIA Music Awards, bringing them attention from other parts of the world. They separated to embark on solo careers but were reunited by legendary producer Rick Rubin who brought them to his studio in Malibu in 2014 to record their self-titled third album, including the singles 'Heart Beats Slow' and 'A Heartbreak'. Their fourth studio album 'Snow' was released in 2017.

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