The 2009 debut album from Melbourne's Dan Sultan, 'Get Out While You Can,' showcased his raw talent as a rock and roll singer-songwriter. It was a critical and commercial success, marking him as a major new force in Australian music.
- The album was self-released, a bold move for a debut that saw Sultan retain creative control.
- It was recorded in Melbourne with producer Paul McKercher, who had previously worked with bands like Augie March and You Am I.
- 'Get Out While You Can' was nominated for an ARIA Award for Best Male Artist in 2010, though it lost to John Butler.
Dan Sultan is an Australian rock musician and singer-songwriter of Indigenous Australian and Irish descent, known for his powerful vocals and genre-bending sound. In 2009, he was establishing himself as a significant voice in Australian music with the release of his debut album.
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