


Port Fairy Folk Festival - Port Fairy, VIC (MAR '26)
Riverboats Music Festival - Echuca, VIC (FEB '26)
Nundle Rocks - Nundle, NSW (JAN '26)
Illawarra Folk Festival - Bulli, NSW (JAN '26)









Release Date
03/06/2026
Record Label
ABC Country
UPC
199806638897
Format
Vinyl, CD, Digital - Album
Genre
Country/Folk/Blues
Springing forth from our juncture of reflection on the wonder and struggle of everything around us, this collection of songs are a deeply personal appeal to both the hopeful and the hopeless – calling us to hold onto the hope we have and to reach out for the hope we lack.
“Music is a miraculous form of expression that can inspire hope, and that’s what we want to do with our songs.” - Josh
“Sharing our hopes, dreams and reflections feels like an important thing to do, not just for our own kids but for everything and everyone around us.” - Felicity
The album finds their sound evolving and seamlessly melds a broad range of influences, from the bluesy licks of New Frontier to the country-soul of Lifeline. Would Not Want For Much is a love song that rings as clear and true as a classic from the pen of Dolly Parton or Willie Nelson. Everything Around You, Go North Go South and New Frontier contain messages to the next generation, daughters Tia and Ellie, who both contribute to the album’s final song Grace & Joy. The rockabilly twang of Joy Roller features blazing guitar work from Josh to match the message in the lyric and the energy of the band performance with co-producer Matt Fell on bass and drummer Josh Schuberth. The sublime country-rock song Stone in Your Heart finds the pair reflecting on their own experiences dealing with grief and trauma and resolving to find the positive and “stick with love”.
"Urquhart and Cunningham's unforced optimism provides much-needed solace and relief." — The Australian ★★★★
“Felicity and Josh deliver an absolutely world class live show, in which they engage the audience so warmly that everyone in the room feels like a friend by the end.” - Tim Freedman, The Whitlams
"... people who can summon up joy from wood, strings and voices... Wonderful." — Neil Booth, Waxx Lyrical (Live Review, March 2026)
"Felicity Urquhart and Josh Cunningham are in the joy-bringing game: to each other, and to audiences." — Sunburnt Country Music (Live Review, Sept 2025)
“The pairs’ voices mesh seamlessly...the lyrics weave their stories, most of which are sharply poetic” - Phil Stafford, The Australian
“The chemistry on stage and the musical talent left me floating out of the theatre wanting more. The highlight of Tamworth for me.” - Oz Bayldon Program Manager, Gympie Music Muster
Jeremy Sharp (AUS/NZ)
Agent
jeremy@craftmusic.com.au
Tina Parker Jacques
Manager
tina@artbridge.com.au
Jo Corbett (AUS/NZ)
Publicist
jocorbettpublicity@gmail.com