Nick Summerfield

Sydney’s Nick Summerfield Releases First New Music Since 2014

by Paul Cashmere on January 15, 2018

Australian electro-pop musician Nick Summerfield has released his first new music in four years.

‘Shelter’ is a song about a personal journey, about facing change and recognising and questioning your faults. It is also the start of a run of new music for Nick Summerfield in 2018.

‘Shelter’ was written and co-produced by Nick Summerfield and Reese Szabo.

Nick Summerfield was also involved in the 2014 Australian movie ‘Wish For Tomorrow’. The film explored inequality and started conversations about a family torn apart by a gay relationship years before same-sex marriage became legal in Australia. His song in the movie was ‘In Your Name’.

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