Ben Abraham
Born: 12 / 5 / 1985
Location: Melbourne
Ben Abraham (born 12 May 1985) is an Australian folk singer and songwriter from Melbourne. Ben collaborated with artists including Kesha and Sara Bareilles. He co-wrote "Praying" by Kesha.
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Ben Abraham Playing Two Exclusive Australian 'Christmas Special' Shows
Ben Abraham is returning to Australia this week, playing two special shows to celebrate Christmas at home.
Kesha & Macklemore's Australian Collaborator Ben Abraham Signs With Atlantic Records
"I’m excited to see what we can make together."
Live Review: Kesha, Ben Abraham
"She tells the crowd that 'Take It Off' is a song about getting your clothes off and that she won’t start until she has an item from a crowd member, which cues multiple bras, shirts and even a whole dress to be flung onto the stage."
Live Review: Missy Higgins, Ben Abraham
"Thank you to the five people who danced," Higgins quips.
Ben Abraham Announces Pop-Up Show At The Toff In Town
There's a siren song coming from the Toff.
Live Review: Calexico, Ben Abraham, Day Of The Dead
"With a little extra cowbell and some subtly deep grooves, the comfortably seated were compelled into sexy dancing."
Ben Abraham Slates In National Album Tour
He's also dropped a new single
Ben Abraham Announces Signing To Inertia Music
Inertia "have proven to be some of the smartest and most thoughtful people working in Australian music".
New Music: Ben Abraham - Speak (Lower Spectrum Remix)
An unexpected pairing breeds awesome results.. We've been really excited about Australian producer Lower Spectrum ever since we stumbled upon his single Khlever earlier this year. From that spawned a video premiere, leading up to the release of his killer Traces EP. We've since had the pleasure of catching him live a few times, and it's been an audio/visual experience not soon forgotten. He's just released a new remix for Melbourne singer/songwriter Ben Abraham, whose cinematic folk stylings end up being the perfect foil for Lower Spectrums moody brand of layered electronica: Follow Lower Spectrum: FACEBOOK
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