As the legendary, golden-voiced lead vocalist of Australia’s first global chart-topping band The Seekers in the 1960s, Judith Durham became Australia's first international “pop princess”.

Judith Durham also became ‘Australian Of The Year’ in 1967 when The Seekers were honoured jointly for putting Australia on the international pop music map. The Seekers often outsold The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, and they were the first Australian group to reach No. 1 in the UK and USA. Their timeless hits included “Georgy Girl” (Oscar-nominated), “I’ll Never Find Another You” (3 million hits on YouTube to date) and “The Carnival Is Over” (No.30 in ‘UK Top 100 Best Selling Singles Of All Time’).

Judith’s self-penned album ‘EPIPHANY’, her 10th solo studio album, embraces in-depth compositions on a scale not attempted by Judith before and showcases her God-given gifts which have resulted in her unparalleled success as a musician globally. This is no ordinary album. It is a lavishly-produced work that embraces causes dear to the hearts of many, and touches on wide-reaching and emotional themes of hope, love, courage, caution and loss … in every sense an ‘epiphany’.

In her fifth decade in music, Judith’s life experiences have enabled her to explore more in-depth subject matter with understanding and perspective. As a singer/composer, she approaches her creativity with a sense of responsibility to fulfil the dreams and give voice to the causes of others.