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Jumping Fences Brisbane, Australia
Jumping Fences is an enduring musical partnership between Sue Monk and Lachlan Hurse. Their original works contain imagery
and styles that reveal both an incisive insight into Australian life and a long association with Latin American culture.
Performances feature Sue's rich voice, her rhythmic guitar technique and the colour of Lachlan's innovative bass style.
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