Boldly stepping into the spotlight with her latest offering, Fisher on the Sea, Australian Singer/songwriter, Snez delves deep into her centre to deliver her best statement to date. Intensely honest and introspective, sometimes plaintive, sometimes fierce, her songs have a way of settling into your heart and making a home, subtly weaving their magic into your soul.

Snez’s music is rich with contemplative storytelling of people you feel like you have broken bread with as an ally or an enemy, taking you on a journey of life’s rollercoaster ride. Featuring songs from her parents mother country, Macedonia.

The fierce bite of ‘Letit Hurt’ shatters the conception of traditions, capturing a moment of vulnerability in a relationship. Theveil further stripped away with the bare bones of ‘Letter to the Moon, a raw encounter into the life of a single mum. Touching on the heritage of her family, Snez takes us on the journey from the migration of her parents motherland, Macedonia, to the working class, steelworks town of Port Kembla, featuring her mothers story ‘Neptunes Daughter’, and capturing the steely essence of the blue collared life with ‘Steelworks Kids’.

Recorded in the Mid North Coast at Soundshed Music, with well renowned producer Stewart Peters. ‘It’s not quite folk, not quite pop. What I like about Snez is she’s not trying to be or sound like anyone else, her loyalty lies with the charactors in her stories and making sure their story is told authentically’, Peters comments.

Fisher on the Sea , the title track, sums up the spirit of this album ‘…The salty air drifts through out home, it’s absolute, this journey ends alone…’ and this life we live is truly a journey we must venture on our own, amongst friends, family and loved ones. Sometimes we see ourselves in her songs and sometimes we see the bigger picture.