The Tealeaves play music that warms you up inside. Their songs are inspired by;
- Cat Stevens
- James Taylor
- Jim Croce
- John Denver
Music that overflows with melody, harmony and lyrical honesty. The Tealeaves were Melbournian friends and housemates long before they formed the band during 2008. James, the original leaf, gathered the group together to prepare and record their self-titled debut album, which will be released in early 2009. The Tealeaves’ songs appeal to music-lovers of all ages, evidenced by the growing fan-base they have amassed in such a short period of time. If you love hearing an honest story wrapped up in 3-part harmonies, warm guitars, piano, violins, accordions, and a beat you can tap your feet to, then you’ll feel right at home with The Tealeaves.
“The Tealeaves channel early 70’s singer/songwriter sounds and songs like you couldn’t believe possible. Deft harmonies, plaintive honesty and a penchant for storytelling prove these guys are masters of their humble craft, especially on songs like ‘Slowly Fading Portrait’ and new track ‘The Little Ones’. Should James Taylor be planning a comeback, The Tealeaves should be writing his songs.” - Andy Hazel, INPRESS MAGAZINE 2008.
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