Melbourne artist Felix Riebl is a man of many hats; award-winning artist, globe traverser, family-man, footy fanatic, leader, amateur green thumb, cooking enthusiast. He has found comfort in chaotic spaces, performing to sold-out stadiums across the world, and in small domestic moments whilst surrounded by family and friends. There’s often a misconception that the euphoria you experience while out in the world is lost once you return home, however Felix finds magic in the mundane with the creation of his latest album Everyday Amen, out November 25 via AWAL. From a very young age Felix was drawn to music and kept coming back to the piano. Writing was a cathartic vessel from him, “writing gives me an emotional and psychological vehicle to process life and to somehow turn things that would otherwise be really limiting or debilitating into things that flow again and can potentially bring some joy to me, and hopefully to an audience after that”. Through his authenticity, Felix has built a career on a broad and colourful music palette – never being type-cast in to one music genre, yet somehow always finding an audience. Across his projects, The Cat Empire, Felix Riebl and Spinifex Gum there is a thread that ties all three together and that’s a sense of community, collaboration, and respect for the craft.