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'''''Amelia Jae Nina McMurray''''' (born July 29, 1983), and is an Australian '''''pop''''' singer-songwriter and musician.
'''''Amelia Jae Nina McMurray''''' (born July 29, 1983), and is an Australian [[pop]] singer-songwriter and musician.




In 2011, Amelia launched her critically acclaimed '''debut''' album, ''''''No Ordinary Day'''''' to a sold out capacity audience of over 500 people. In the same year, she officially introduced herself to the entertainment world through '''Foxtel’s Entertainment News Reporter''', [[Georgia Hawkins]]. In July 2011, Amelia supported United States’ YouTube phenomenon [[David Choi]] in his [[Australia]] leg of his [[APAC]] tour .
In 2011, Amelia launched her critically acclaimed debut album, '''No Ordinary Day'''<ref>http://ameliajae.com/index/index.php?option=com_sebercart&view=store&Itemid=18</ref> to a sold out capacity audience of over 500 people. In the same year, she officially introduced herself to the entertainment world through [[Foxtel]]'s Entertainment News Reporter, [[Georgia Hawkins]]. In July 2011, Amelia supported United States’ [[YouTube]] phenomenon [[David Choi]] in his [[Australia]] leg of his [[APAC]] tour <ref>http://www.monsoonproductions.com.au/events/2011events</ref>.


=='''Early Life'''==


=='''Early Life'''==
Amelia Jae was born and raised in [[Kurrajong]] on the western, mountainous outskirts of [[Sydney]], [[NSW]] Australia. She is the daughter of Judy McMurray and Steve McMurray and is the third of four children, having two older brothers and one younger sister. She started singing at the age of 12 when her teacher decided to put on a school musical and she undertook dance lessons and examinations from the age of 7.


Amelia Jae was born and raised in [[Kurrajong]] on the western, mountainous outskirts of [[Sydney]], [[NSW]] Australia<ref>http://ameliajae.com/index/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=47&Itemid=28</ref>. She is the daughter of Judy McMurray and Steve McMurray and is the third of four children, having two older brothers and one younger sister. From the age of 7, Amelia started taking dance lessons. She started singing at the age of 12 when her teacher decided to put on a school musical.


Some of Amelia’s musical influences include [[Tina Arena]], [[Taylor Swift]], [[Kelly Clarkson]], and [[Rob Thomas]]
Some of Amelia’s musical influences include [[Tina Arena]], [[Taylor Swift]], [[Kelly Clarkson]], and [[Rob Thomas]]
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=='''Education & Training'''==
=='''Education & Training'''==


Amelia Jae studied drama at local drama schools throughout her schooling at [[St Paul’s Grammar School]] and [[Colo High]]. In 1999 she was accepted to the prestigious [[NSW]][[McDonald College of Performing Arts]] to continue her performing education, where she was coached by singing teacher [[Megan Shorey]].
Amelia Jae studied drama at local drama schools throughout her schooling at [[St Paul’s Grammar School]] and [[Colo High]]. In 1999 she was accepted to the prestigious [[NSW]] [[McDonald College of Performing Arts]] to continue her performing education, where she was coached by singing teacher [[Megan Shorey]].




At 15 years of age she made the conscious effort to move to [[NSW]] state school, Colo High School, where she auditioned for the ''''NSW Schools Spectacular'''' and spent 3 years in this program before graduating from the prestigious ''''Talent Development Project'''' [http://www.talentdevelopmentproject.org.au/]. During this time, Amelia was introduced to Opera singer and teacher extraordinaire [[Jonathon Welch]], who was also the founder of [[The Choir of Hard Knocks]] and went on to study full time for a year at Australia’s prestigious [[NIDA]] ('''National Institute of Dramatic Arts'''), graduating from the 'Singer Dancer Actor' course in 2004.
At 15 years of age she made the conscious effort to move to [[NSW]] state school, Colo High School, where she auditioned for the ''''NSW Schools Spectacular'''' and spent 3 years in this program before graduating from the prestigious Talent Development Project ,<ref>http://www.talentdevelopmentproject.org.au/</ref>. During this time, Amelia was introduced to Opera singer and teacher extraordinaire [[Jonathon Welch]], who was also the founder of [[The Choir of Hard Knocks]] and went on to study full time for a year at Australia’s prestigious [[NIDA]] ('''National Institute of Dramatic Arts'''), graduating from the 'Singer Dancer Actor' course in 2004.





In 2010, Amelia Jae also graduated from [[Charles Sturt University]] with a Bachelor of Education (Primary).
In 2010, Amelia Jae also graduated from [[Charles Sturt University]] with a Bachelor of Education (Primary).



=='''Music Career'''==
=='''Music Career'''==


Amelia Jae first began singing and performing when she was cast to play the lead role as Joseph in her primary school musical [[Joseph and His Amazing Technicoloured Coloured Dreamcoat]]
Amelia Jae first began singing and performing when she was cast to play the lead role as Joseph in her primary school musical [[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Coloured Dreamcoat]]




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In February 2010, Amelia Jae was signed by '''Monsoon Productions''' [http://www.monsoonproductions.com.au/services] and began launching her solo career as '''Amelia Jae'''. In August 2010, Amelia performed before 4000 young people at the Sydney Entertainment Centre from her debut album,the track called “'The World is Sick'” for the RICE YOUTH EVENT [http://www.riceyouth.org/home.aspx]. Working with USA based producers '''Joshua Brown'''(Nashville, TN), '''Dakarai Gwitira''' (New York), and Australian based producer '''Jake Nauta''', her debut album was soft launched in Australia on December 1, 2010.
In February 2010, Amelia Jae was signed by '''Monsoon Productions''' [http://www.monsoonproductions.com.au/services]. In August 2010, Amelia performed before 4000 young people at the Sydney Entertainment Centre from her debut single “'The World is Sick'” for the RICE YOUTH EVENT [http://www.riceyouth.org/home.aspx]. Working with USA based producers [[Joshua Brown]] (Nashville, TN), [[Dakarai Gwitira]] (New York), and Australian based producer [[Jake Nauta]], her debut album, '''No Ordinary Day''' was launched in Australia on December 1, 2010.




In July 2011, Amelia Jae opened for [[YouTube]] star, [[David Choi]], for the [[Australia]] leg of his [[APAC]] tour, they performed in Australia cities, [[Melbourne]], [[Sydney]] and [[Brisbane]]. Other supporting act included fellow Australian pop duo [[Jayesslee]].
In July 2011, Amelia Jae opened for YouTube star, [[David Choi]], for the [[Australia]] leg of his [[APAC]] tour, they performed in Australia cities, [[Melbourne]], [[Sydney]] and [[Brisbane]]. Other supporting act included fellow Australian pop duo [[Jayesslee]].




==Singles==
=='''Albums'''==
No Ordinary Day
* '''''Wannabe (Rock What You Got)'''''
* '''''Broken Promises'''''
* '''''Beautiful Eyes'''''
* '''''No Ordinary Day'''''
* '''''Worth The Fight'''''
* '''''Collide'''''
* '''''Rainy Day Girl'''''
* '''''Now’s The Time'''''
* '''''Perfect Lullaby'''''
* '''''The World is Sick'''''




==Albums==
=='''Singles'''==
* Wannabe (Rock What You Got)
''''''No Ordinary Day''''''
* Broken Promises
* Beautiful Eyes
* No Ordinary Day
* Worth The Fight
* Collide
* Rainy Day Girl
* Now’s The Time
* Perfect Lullaby
* The World is Sick




==Music Videos==
=='''Music Videos'''==
* World is Sick, RICE Rally 2010
* World is Sick, RICE Rally 2010<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntOztN4IM5E&feature=player_embedded</ref>
* Beautiful Eyes<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkT-XTYVFrg&feature=player_embedded</ref>
* Beautiful Eyes
* Now’s the Time
* Now’s the Time




=='''Personal Information'''==
==Other Interests==
Amelia enjoys horse riding, going to the beach, travelling, exercise and learning different languages.
Amelia enjoys horse riding, going to the beach, travelling, exercise and learning different languages.




== References ==
=='''References'''==

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== External links ==
=='''External links''' ==
* [http://www.ameliajae.com/ Amelia Jae official website]
* [http://www.ameliajae.com/ Amelia Jae official website]
* [http://http://www.youtube.com/ameliajae/ Amelia Jae YouTube channel]
* [http://www.monsoonproductions.com.au/artists/amelia-jae/ Monsoon Productions - Amelia Jae]
* [http://www.monsoonproductions.com.au/artists/amelia-jae/ Monsoon Productions - Amelia Jae]


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Revision as of 06:55, 4 August 2011

Amelia Jae Nina McMurray (born July 29, 1983), and is an Australian pop singer-songwriter and musician.


In 2011, Amelia launched her critically acclaimed debut album, No Ordinary Day[1] to a sold out capacity audience of over 500 people. In the same year, she officially introduced herself to the entertainment world through Foxtel's Entertainment News Reporter, Georgia Hawkins. In July 2011, Amelia supported United States’ YouTube phenomenon David Choi in his Australia leg of his APAC tour [2].


Early Life

Amelia Jae was born and raised in Kurrajong on the western, mountainous outskirts of Sydney, NSW Australia[3]. She is the daughter of Judy McMurray and Steve McMurray and is the third of four children, having two older brothers and one younger sister. From the age of 7, Amelia started taking dance lessons. She started singing at the age of 12 when her teacher decided to put on a school musical.

Some of Amelia’s musical influences include Tina Arena, Taylor Swift, Kelly Clarkson, and Rob Thomas


Education & Training

Amelia Jae studied drama at local drama schools throughout her schooling at St Paul’s Grammar School and Colo High. In 1999 she was accepted to the prestigious NSW McDonald College of Performing Arts to continue her performing education, where she was coached by singing teacher Megan Shorey.


At 15 years of age she made the conscious effort to move to NSW state school, Colo High School, where she auditioned for the 'NSW Schools Spectacular' and spent 3 years in this program before graduating from the prestigious Talent Development Project ,[4]. During this time, Amelia was introduced to Opera singer and teacher extraordinaire Jonathon Welch, who was also the founder of The Choir of Hard Knocks and went on to study full time for a year at Australia’s prestigious NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Arts), graduating from the 'Singer Dancer Actor' course in 2004.


In 2010, Amelia Jae also graduated from Charles Sturt University with a Bachelor of Education (Primary).


Music Career

Amelia Jae first began singing and performing when she was cast to play the lead role as Joseph in her primary school musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Coloured Dreamcoat


Amelia Jae wrote her first song at the age of 14 and has been developing her singer/songwriting skills since graduating from the Talent Development Project. She says, 'Knowing that through my music, people will be gaining a glimpse into my soul is both scary and exciting. I knew I wasn’t the only one out there to experience these feelings, these emotions and thoughts, and if in some small measurement someone could relate to my stories, then I wanted these stories to be heard'.


In February 2010, Amelia Jae was signed by Monsoon Productions [1]. In August 2010, Amelia performed before 4000 young people at the Sydney Entertainment Centre from her debut single “'The World is Sick'” for the RICE YOUTH EVENT [2]. Working with USA based producers Joshua Brown (Nashville, TN), Dakarai Gwitira (New York), and Australian based producer Jake Nauta, her debut album, No Ordinary Day was launched in Australia on December 1, 2010.


In July 2011, Amelia Jae opened for YouTube star, David Choi, for the Australia leg of his APAC tour, they performed in Australia cities, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. Other supporting act included fellow Australian pop duo Jayesslee.


Albums

No Ordinary Day


Singles

  • Wannabe (Rock What You Got)
  • Broken Promises
  • Beautiful Eyes
  • No Ordinary Day
  • Worth The Fight
  • Collide
  • Rainy Day Girl
  • Now’s The Time
  • Perfect Lullaby
  • The World is Sick


Music Videos

  • World is Sick, RICE Rally 2010[5]
  • Beautiful Eyes[6]
  • Now’s the Time


Personal Information

Amelia enjoys horse riding, going to the beach, travelling, exercise and learning different languages.


References