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The Fast Five - Stevie Jean

She finished high school only last year, but already Stevie Jean is making waves. Making it to the top five in the annual triple j Unearthed High competition, and receiving a nomination last year for the NT’s Best Live Voice in the National Live Music Awards, you can be sure we are going to hear plenty more from the young Territory singer. Jean answered the Fast Five for Off The Leash.

What’s the first album you ever bought?
Unofficial Australian Anthems. Still have it, still like it. 

If you could see any artist or band – living or dead – this weekend, who would it be?
The Doors. I love Jim Morrison and I love the stagecraft they had. I’d take a random Doors fan with me.

Did you have any memorable posters stuck to your wall as a teenager?
Chewbacca wearing sunglasses.

What song would you like played  at your funeral?
‘Highway to Hell’. 

Finish this sentence. The thing people would be surprised to know about me… is that I really hate social media and delete the apps randomly off my phone on the regular. 

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