Review’s Isolation Room: Clare Bowditch

Clare Bowditch and her husband Marty Brown play I Thought You Were God, from her 2005 album What Was Left, for Review’s video series starring top artists performing at home.

Clare Bowditch and her husband Marty Brown play I Thought You Were God, from her 2005 album What Was Left, for Review’s Isolation Room, a video series starring top musicians, writers and artistic performers recorded at their homes. Picture: Anna Robinson.

Andrew McMillenNational music writer

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12:00AMMay 18, 2020

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Welcome to Review’s Isolation Room. As a pandemic spreads around the world, and increasingly touches the lives of more Australians, some of the country’s best musicians, authors, dancers and artists have hunkered down, given their time and recorded performances for The Australian’s readers.

From Missy Higgins to Deborah Conway; Tim Rogers to Brian Cadd; The Australian Ballet to Tom Keneally and beyond, the Isolation Room is a place of great art and hope for a country at its time of need.

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Clare Bowditch

Clare Bowditch and her husband Marty Brown play I Thought You Were God, from her 2005 album What Was Left, performed in their living room in Melbourne on Wednesday, May 6 2020. To support the artist, visit clarebowditch.com. To connect with the artist, visit facebook.com/clarebowditch or instagram.com/clarebowditch

READ MORE:

Q+A with Clare Bowditch on the writing of her memoir Your Own Kind of Girl, by Andrew McMillen, November 2019

Q+A with Clare Bowditch in The Weekend Australian Magazine by Verity Edwards, July 2014

Watch more of Review’s Isolation Room

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Series credits:
Review editor and project co-ordinator: Tim Douglas
Review deputy editor: Bridget Cormack
National music writer: Andrew McMillen
Video producer: Nicholas Adams-Dzierzba