In 2000, Gary began working with another graceful chanteuse by the name of Stephannie. Her magical bell sweet voice and unique fairy language is also joined by the well-known Celtic Harpist Lisa Lynne for Gary1s third album Fairy Heartmagic. Each song like a page from a Fairy tale book, portrays both a delicate and delightful innocence to a deep wisdom and mysterious grandeur. This album was the Runner Up in the World title category at the International New Age Trade Show in 2001.

　　Gary1s fourth album, Reflections of Faerie, was released in October 2003. Gary1s trademark piano is featured, plus classical guitar, Cello, Vocal Choirs as well as the lovely Harp artistry of Lisa Lynne. There is a simple beauty and magic in this sweet instrumental music, which comforts and warms the heart. His fifth album is to follow in 2004, which is a collaboration with harpist Lisa Lynne and vocalist Wendy Rule.

　　"...There’s no one quite like Wendy Rule. Her albums are always visionary journeys full of the extremes of passion, from the most gentle to the most sweeping". - Rip it Up Magazine, Adelaide

　　"...Dark, sensual, sonic theatre...compelling stuff." - Rolling Stone Australia

　　"...Blessed by a voice that purrs and soars..." - The Age Good Weekend, Melbourne(男)

　　Currently recording her fifth full length studio album, Wendy Rule has firmly established herself as one of Melbourne’s most uniquely gifted and prolific artists. Her music is a passionate union of her incredible voice – moving from soaring heights to intimate whispers – and her beautifully dark and visionary lyrics. Wendy’s live performances draw on her love of ritual and theatre, enticing her audience into an otherworldy realm of power and Magic. After years of local shows and national tours, Wendy’s music is now being recognised internationally. She has recently returned from her 7th tour of the USA, and has also performed in France, Germany, England and Scotland.

　　1n 1996, when Wendy’s first album, Zero, was released to critical acclaim and strong sales, she had already established a strong local following. Having sung in various jazz outfits since her early twenties, she was an accomplished performer, but her original music brought in an entirely different element. It was now not only her voice, but a passionate commitment to exploring the depth of the human experience through Magic, ritual and poetry, that was captivating audiences. Through her musical collaboration with cellist Rachel Samuel and pianist Craig Patterson, Wendy’s music was evolving into something truly unique.

　　Zero was followed in 1998 by her second studio album, Deity. Wendy and her band toured Australia extensively, including two tours with the legendary 60’s performer, Donovan. In 1999 Wendy conceived, produced and performed in the theatrical production An Underworld Journey, which featured several new songs that were to be included on her next album. World Between Worlds, released in 2000, was a remarkable achievement. Even more adventurous than the preceding albums, it placed Wendy’s songs in a warm, evocative sound-world, the lush keyboards of previous records replaced by the acoustic beauty of guitars, strings and percussion.

　　2001 saw Wendy finally take her talents overseas, touring initially to the UK, Europe and the USA and then returning in October to the USA just after September 11. Wendy arrived in New York, a city beautiful, but sad and grieving. It was during this trip that she wrote the material for her fourth album, The Lotus Eaters, in a process of meditation and sorrow.

　　With 2002 filled with more touring, both within Australia and internationally, Wendy released The Lotus Eaters in May 2003. Anchored in the ancient Greek myth of Odysseus, this extraordinary collection of richly emotive Siren songs flows on an oceanic soundscape of strings, vibraphone and guitar. Two more international tours followed and in 2004, she released two side projects. Deep within a Faerie Forest, a collaboration with Californian based ambient artist Gary Stadler, is a gentle and reflective album and quite different from her solo work. Released through Sequoia Records in the USA, it has proved hugely popular with the American audiences. Wendy also honoured her jazz roots by recording a live album, A Night of Jazz with Wendy Rule and Friends, with London based pianist Roger Perrin. She returned to America and the UK in May this year to even stronger audience numbers and a definite buzz about her work.

　　With plans to release her new album early in 2006, Wendy will have a busy few months of recording, as well as touring to Sydney, Canberra, Adelaide and Darwin.（女）