In the first of three sold-out nights at the Forum, Angie McMahon commanded the stage and showed off her distinctive vocals.
“I have really bad acid reflux right now,” Angie McMahon says on stage. “I feel like I sound nasally.”You wouldn’t guess it by the way the Melbourne singer-songwriter commands the hometown crowd on the first of three sold-out nights – she has one of the most dextrous and distinctive voices in Australian music, from its rich lower register to a glorious soar or an energetic yelp., thrums with imagery of nature and the universe as she sings healing self-affirmations.
“This is my dream job,” McMahon grins shyly. How lucky we are, too – she’s one of our best, and only getting better.The Booklist is a weekly newsletter for book lovers from books editor Jason Steger.
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