Coen Dixon

Coen's music is not what you'd call shallow. He isn't interested in creating a synthetically digitized, perfectly flawless recorded product. "I think the recording process is too manufactured these days" says Coen. " Live performances can expose an intimacy about an artist that can be lost with a highly polished digitally tweaked recording. Art is about taking risks and making mistakes. Too much music in the western world today is manufactured specifically to make money. I try to create art. " Coen's music has a definite strong lyrical basis with driving rhythms and a unique vocal sound that can add fuel to the fire, warm the heart and stir the soul. His neo-urban style of Melbourne folk is something to be heard