1. The positive response to Ash Grunwald's debut resulted in two Australian Blues Awards for 'Best Emerging Talent' and 'Male Vocalist of the Year' in 2003.
13 Facts About Ash Grunwald
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In 2004, released his follow up album I Don't Believe, On the album, Ash Grunwald emulated Tom Waits experimental bang and clang percussion using hammers, spanners and pots.
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In June 2004, Ash Grunwald recorded Live at the Corner, an album of songs from his first two releases.
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In May 2005, Ash Grunwald was invited to take over as host of Triple J's Thursday night show 'Roots N All'.
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In 2006, Ash Grunwald supported James Brown at his Tasmanian concert.
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On 21 December 2006 Ash Grunwald finished his role as a Triple J presenter.
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In October 2009 Ash Grunwald recorded a performance at Fremantle's Fly By Night club for a release as a live album in early 2010.
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In early 2013, Ash Grunwald teamed up with Scott Owen and Andy Strachan and recorded a version of Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy" which was released as a free download through Ash Grunwald's website.
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The unplanned success of the single took the three back into the studio where they re-recorded some of Ash Grunwald existing tracks; adding a driving rhythm section.
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In late 2014, Ash Grunwald returned to the studio and in February 2015, The title of his eighth studio album was unveiled as Now.
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In 2019, Ash Grunwald signed with Bloodlines Music, the company re-released his back catalogue on vinyl in February 2019.
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In June 2019, Ash Grunwald released "Whispering Voice" with Kasey Chambers, the lead single from Ash Grunwald's ninth studio album Mojo.
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Also in August 2019, Ash Grunwald published his first book Surf by Day, Jam by Night.