Hi everyone and welcome to the new boy 40 pages of the website. We have tried to make navigation easy - there is a local menu at the bottom of the page - to get back to the main website index click 'home'. Andy's new album is released on the Floating World label in Europe, ALT Recordings in Australia, and True North in Canada. He played the whole thing himself, starting with his guitar asking 'Tell Me Why', and ending up with an orchestra 'Trying To See God'. Andy has sent us some thoughts on the songs and the process of writing and recording them. Just click the boy's head on the left for these and a look at more of the art from the album. We hope you find the album both refreshing and moving. Andy has written 14 new songs about changing continent, the war on terrorism, childhood memory, italian girls on mopeds - amongst other things.
	The first limited edition EP from the album tell me why features two songs from the album along with two unavailable on the European album - 'Let It Be Me' telling the tale of the journey from Dublin's Ha'penny Bridge to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and 'Canadian Greyhound', written on the journey from Edmonton to Calgary watching a bad Jim Carrey movie. Both the EP and the European album are multimedia editions and include video clips - 'Tell Me Why' on the first EP, filmed in Brisbane. The album includes the clip for 'The Fortune Teller's Right', filmed across the NSW border in Byron Bay - again filmed by David Grusovin. The bus will lead to you to the lyrics and pics from the EP.
	The second limited edition EP from 'boy 40', the fortune teller's right features radio versions of two songs from the album plus three unavailable anywhere else. 'Remember Love'is an out-take from the album writing sessions at Stuart Crichton's London studio, and 'Invisible' is a solo acoustic demo also recorded in London. Perhaps the highlight of the EP is a seven and a half minute remake of 'Hunger For Your Love'. Multimedia content is an interview with Andy filmed in Melbourne and the 'Fortune Teller' clip. Of course you can order the album from us any time. If you click on the boy's head on the left you will find more of Stu Spence and Marco Bakker's photos, plus Andy's comments on the album songs.