Little May – made up of Liz Drummond, Hannah Field and Annie Hamilton – have been bringing their haunting harmonies to stages right across Sydney since forming in 2012. Their songwriting sensibilities and intimate performance style have seen the girls play some of the country’s biggest festivals. Their debut album For the Company dropped late last year, and we’ve had it on high rotation since then.
Ahead of their tour this May, we sat down with Annie Hamilton to find out which Sydney spots she makes a beeline for when she is back home.
"Brett Whitely has always been one of my favourite Australian artists and his studio is really amazing because you can go in. There’s the gallery exhibition down stairs and then upstairs you can go in and his studio’s right there with all his paint brushes and little notes on the wall and random stuff that he’s horded like rocks and stuff."
"The Grayson Perry exhibit that's on now is really good. The characters that he’s created in his works are so amazing. I loved his maps – I think they’re etchings – there’s one that looks like a traditional, medieval old map with forests and castles, but it’s just a map of consciousness and all the different parts of his brain. It’s very tongue in cheek – it’s very cool."
"Egg of the universe is so good. Great vegetarian food, good local produce and lots of house made stuff. They also make all of their own kombuchas and condiments."
"I love Arcadia, I’ve had many late night drunken toasties there! I'm a red wine and three cheese toastie kinda girl."
Cake wines are awesome because they donate money from every bottle to FBI radio, and also support local artists. They’re really good at supporting local culture so, I like buying their wine. They’ve also just opened up a little wine bar in Eveleigh which is great.
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