This what people have said about Whitley's debut album The Submarine
'It is hard to believe that a record of such depth and itegrity is produced by one so young...This is an impressive debut album, and fills you with hope that even better things are to come from the young Victorian.' - dB Magazine
'There may be nothing forceful about Whitley’s music, but this somehow manages to elbow its way to the fore...never grabbing your attention in one fell swoop but pulling you in with quiet strength.' - Mess and Noise
'Young Melburnian Lawrence Greenwood prefers to be called Whitley...If he keeps this quality up he can call himself anything he damn well pleases.' - Sydney Morning Herald
'Stunning debut creation... (he) proves that he does not require gadgetry to sell his songwriting... Whitley has taken a selection of refreshing songs and has crafted them in such an original way it’s not hard to see why his live act has been so successful' - Wireless Bollenger
'Whitley writes surprisingly beautiful music for someone who seems too young to have had much in the way of life experience....rest assured, when he returns from his sellout world tour to collect a lifetime achievement ARIA for his slew of octo-platinum albums, I'll bore the shit out of all my friends by saying, "You know, I saw Whitley before he was famous."' - Brisbane Times
'Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys a simple folk tune, but also wants to be taken into the exciting new territory that pop music occassionally offers. I think there seems little doubt that Whitley is destined for big things.' - Across The Rooftops
'You will be moved, but still have a feeling of joy. I would say this is what most song writers are striving for...I love it.' -Oceans Never Listen
So...
Now you can find Whitley on facebook too... right here
This is why I love my bass player. He's feeling the vibe. But in this shot you see him go from not feeling the vibe, to feeling Lemmy's soul rock through him.
