Album Notes

The Future Native band has a variety of instruments and line ups including guitars, mandolin, violin, drums & didge. The group has just released their 2nd album "The Politics of Love" which officially went into stores in Australia on Valentine's Day, the 14th Feb 2005. After the international acclaim of there 1st album "Rusty Rocks". Singer PJ said "This is our most heartfelt body of work yet."
The band is currently touring the UK which started in London and went through to the Glastonbury festival were they were well received over 7 performances. They are heading up to Scotland next for some show cases before heading to France and Italy.

The band has played at many festivals including The Woodford Folk Festival and the Byron Bay Blues & Roots Festival in Australia. Future Natives insightful and social lyrics are backed up by there attitude towards supporting good causes and in fact recently they joined with The John Butler Trio and some other Australian acts to help stop Uranium mining at Jabaluka in the Northern Territory with a protest compilation CD entitled "Walkabout Jag" .

The Natives have been touring around for the last couple of years and have played with many interesting and strangely diverse acts from Rob Hurst from Midnight Oil, Jimmy Barnes and Savage Garden to Mick Fleetwood and Meat Loaf.

'Dangerous' is the latest single to be lifted from the album which is currently available via the bands website at www.sonicbids.com/futurenative. Their album 'Politics of Love' is a beautifully crafted piece of songwriting and captures the band at their musical best. 'Dangerous' is available for free download from www.manillapr.com