• Alexander Burnett • Antony & Cleopatra Website Members • Alexander Burnett Past members • David Hall • Josephine Ayling • Nick Rabone • Tiffany Preece • Adam Foreman Sparkadia is a band that formed in Sydney in 2004 and were originally known as 'The Spark'. The brainchild of Alexander Burnett (vocals, guitar) and Dave Hall (drums), the band became a reality with the addition of Nick Rabone (bass) and Josephine Ayling (keyboards, guitar, vocals) in 2006. In 2008 Ayling was replaced by Tiffany Preece on guitars and vocals.

May 31, 2008. The EP was released in Australia on February 20, 2007. Since then they've played alongside the likes of Death Cab for Cutie, Ben Lee, The Bravery and Tegan & Sara, as well as a UK tour with The Thrills, Jimmy Eat World and Vampire Weekend. Sparkadia's debut studio album Postcards, was released on. Search results for: sparkadia postcards bittorrent and sarabeth tucek torrent and codegear rad studio 2007 invalid serial number. File review: sparkadia postcards bittorrent [working version]. Found: 17 Oct. [RAR] postcards sparkadia Software Downloads Techworld.

By 2009 the group had become Burnett's solo project. Sparkadia has issued two studio albums, (31 May 2008) and (18 March 2011). Contents • • • • • • • • • • Band History [ ] Sparkadia formed as a duo in 2004 in Sydney by Alex Burnett on lead vocals and David Hall on drums.

They first came into prominence in Australia with their debut EP titled Things Behind the Sun.[1] The EP was released by Australian indie label, Boundary Sounds on 20 February 2007; with the lead single 'Morning Light' being the No. 1 most downloaded track off Australian national broadcasters Triple J's website with 32,000 downloads in a month. This was followed by extensive Australian touring and led to signing with UK indie label Ark Recordings.[2] On 17 February 2007 Sparkadia issued a five track extended play, Things Behind the Sun, on Boundary Sounds through Inertia Records, which peaked in the ARIA Singles Chart top 100 for four weeks in March–April. It was followed by a single, 'Too Much to Do' (May 2008), which reached No. 11 on the ARIA Hitseekers Singles Chart. Their first studio album,, was released on 31 May 2008 and reached number 23 in the. For the album the line-up were Ayling, Burnett, Hall and Rabone. Soon after Ayling was replaced by Tiffany Preece on guitars and vocals.

However, by 2009 Sparkadia had become Burnett's solo project; according to Burnett: Hall had 'moved onto other things', Preece had left to have a baby, and Rabone went to India. In September 2010 Sparkadia issued the next single, 'Talking Like I'm Falling Down the Stairs', which peaked in the top 100. Another single, 'China', was issued in March 2011. Burnett, as Sparkadia, had moved to London to work on the second album in mid-January 2010. Was issued on 18 March 2011, which reached number 8 on the ARIA Albums Chart. On 20 March it was the week's 'feature album' on national youth radio. Their cover of ' by The Presets for Triple J’s ‘Like a Version Volume 5’ of 2009 and subsequently appeared in their ‘Best of’ anthology released in 2013.

In late 2012, 'Space & Time', off their debut record was featured on the Sears campaign, Connecting Flights. As of 2016, Alexander Burnett is currently working on the third Sparkadia album. Members [ ] • Alex Burnett – lead vocals, guitar, keyboards (2004–present) • David Hall – drums (2004–2009) • Josephine Ayling – guitar, keyboards, vocals (2006–2008) • Nick Rabone – bass guitar (2006–2009) • Tiffany Preece – guitars, vocals (2008–2009) Discography [ ] Studio albums [ ] • (31 May 2008): No. 23 • (18 March 2011) AUS: No. 8 Extended plays [ ] • Things Behind the Sun (17 February 2007): No. 83 Singles [ ] • 'Morning Light' (February 2007) • 'Animals' (October 2007) • 'Too Much to Do' (May 2008) • 'Jealousy' (July 2008) No. 79 • ' (20 September 2010) [No.

24 Hottest 100, 2010]: No. 75 • 'China' (11 March 2011) No. 56 AUS: No. 81 • 'Mary' (6 June 2011) [No. 47 Triple J Hottest 100, 2011] • 'Love Less Love' (October 2011) Tour History [ ] The band toured across Australia, UK and Europe throughout the 2000s, with pockets of fan bases in Britain and Germany outside Australia.

They have performed with many diverse artists such as: • • • • • • • • • • • • In 2007, Sparkadia supported on their tour of Australia following the release of the Things Behind the Sun EP. This was followed by a tour of the UK that included supporting Irish band, whom they were to support again the following year on their Australian tour. In 2008, Sparkadia toured with on their European tour.

This was followed by shows with, as well as their own headline shows across the UK and Europe. Festivals appearances at that time include Glastonbury, T in the Park, V Festival and Oxegen Festival. Returning to Australia, Sparkadia supported on their Are You Magnetic? Tour across Australia, before heading out on their own headline tour. The band played Australia's New Year's Eve festival Pyramid Rock in 2008 and 2011. In 2009, Sparkadia toured Australia as part of the, before embarking on a string of sold out shows across Australia before amicably parting ways as a four piece. After travelling around the US and Europe, Alexander Burnett finished working on the second album in London with Mark Tieku (); playing multiple instruments on the recording.

The album came out in out early 2011, with the first single off the album 'Talking Like I'm Falling Down Stairs' released in September 2010, coinciding with 's Midnight Remember tour, which Sparkadia supported. 2011 onwards: Alexander Burnett solo career [ ] Following Sparkadia's and Mary tours of 2011, Burnett joined the Straight To You concert series organised. He performed on many of the songs on the tour including his own rendition of ’s 'Shivers', and the duet ' with.

The subsequent live recording/DVD went on to win an in the 2012 awards. From December 2012, Burnett has largely working as a songwriter.

He has collaborated and co-written tracks for various artists including,,,,,,, and more. Burnett currently writes and records at Studio XXVII in Dalston in London, which he runs with producer Blue May and studio manager Dave Johnson. Burnett also has a project called Antony & Cleopatra, which is based in London. It is a duo with Anita Blay (AKA ), who met in London in 2014 during a pop writing session.

Their debut single as lead artists, 'Sirens', was released in 2015, and an album is soon to follow. Another single was released afterwards entitled 'Take Me'. The duo got together again to form their third single and first single of 2016, entitled 'Love Is A Lonely Dancer', which was debuted on SoundCloud. The duo have provided vocals on: • Sammy Bananas - Money/Time (feat. Antony & Cleopatra) (2014) • Beni - Protect (feat.

Antony & Cleopatra) (2014) • Lancelot - Make Ends Meet (feat. Antony & Cleopatra) (2014) • Lancelot - Givin’ It Up (feat. Antony & Cleopatra) (2014) List of Antony & Cleopatra singles Title Year Album 'Sirens' 2015 TBA 'Take Me' TBA 'Love Is A Lonely Dancer' 2016 TBA References [ ]. • ^ True, Chris... Retrieved 30 April 2015. 28 March 2011. Retrieved 21 April 2015.

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