Darren Middleton returns with new album

Darren Middleton is a multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter who’s enjoyed a successful music career that spans decades. First getting his big break as part of the Australian band Powderfinger, the outfit released multiple #1 records and won countless ARIA Awards before splitting up in 2010.

After the band parted ways, Darren Middleton started to work in Melbourne as a producer, an endeavour that would sow the seeds for his upcoming solo artist career, resulting in his debut album Translations. With his influences of Elliot Smith, The Beatles, Neil Young and Led Zeppelin shining through on his sound, he made a lasting impact with his first LP.

Going on to be invited to perform on shows such as The Today Show, NRL Semi Grand Final, A Day on the Green with Rob Thomas and Pete Murray, Peninsula Picnic with Missy Higgins and Kim Churchill among many others, he now brings us his latest studio release with his brand new album titled HOME.

Featuring eight new tracks that showcase his timeless indie folk sound of bright guitar-based instrumentation and his compelling vocal performances, HOME is another stellar full-length release from a celebrated songsmith. Joined by guest artists Suzi Quatro, Suze DeMarchi and many more, the title of the album nods to the fact that each contributing artist send in their parts from their own homes.

Full of delicate melodic writing wrapped up in dazzling arrangements, HOME sees the talented Australian artist continue to deliver stunning and enduring music via a graceful and thoroughly enjoyable new album.

Listen to HOME below