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Matt Charles Hamburg, Germany
The Tasmanian-born singer songwriter’s debut album, Java Tsunami, chases down a classic rock sound that’s fuelled with
honest and achingly powerful songs.
Matt Charles writes songs that are honest and clear. The themes are universal, and tips their hat to the tradition of folk and blues, where life, love and loss strikes the chord in each of us, regardless of what musical fashion dictates.
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