At just nineteen years old, young bush balladeer Amos Morris, is set to release his much anticipated second album, Sign of the Times. It was just a few months ago Amos signed with Joy and Slim’s Nulla Records label. Nulla was the label established in the 1980’s by Slim Dusty, basically to lend support to some of his bush balladeer mates. The new album was recorded in April in the now legendary Columbia Lane Studio (Slim’s personal studio) and produced by multi-Golden Guitar and ARIA award winner Anne Kirkpatrick. Amos has again written 4 of the songs on the new album with most of the remaining tracks being new songs from some of Australia’s most respected bush ballad writers …the likes of Ernie Constance, Ray Rose, Ian Quinn, Keith Jamieson and John Dohling. Even though Amos is still very much a rising young artist on the music scene, he has already garnered a strong and devoted fan base as well as receiving great support and friendship from within the Australian country music industry. “As proud as I am of my first album ‘Memories Live On’ and its unexpected success, I feel this new album reflects a more contemporary approach to the traditional bush ballad as the first did. I really hope ‘Sign Of The Times’, while still being enjoyed by traditional country audiences, will also appeal to a younger generation”. More at http://www.amosmorris.com/bio.html <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Amos+Morris">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.