Head right around the country and youll find music fans who have been hit by the Caiti Baker effect.

The vocalist and songwriter from Darwin has a voice that has a soulful quality some would indicate has been lived a few lives before. A quality that booms from the heart, embracing emotional tone wholly and openly.

Her journey from her 2017 debut albumZincto her new EP,Dust (Part 1) has been one of immense creative and personal growth, and healing.

Its a new chapter for me. she says. During the time of Zinc, I was waking up after having the [chronic] fatigue for so long. Being on the road for 80% of that, I was obviously exposed to a lot of new things. Humans, experiences. It helped me grow and develop, not only as an artist, but as a human. That, I think, has given me the confidence to take control of the autonomy that I have.

The new EP, the first of a four part series, is a demonstration of rebirth, acceptance and newfound resilience in her craft. For Caiti, exploring creative territory completely in the drivers seat has been an endeavour of learning and redevelopment. Speaking openly about her process, Caiti is relishing in the opportunity she has had to not only harness creative control again, but to strengthen the dynamic with her band of collaborators.

Working with John and Paul Bartlett (aka Adelaide production duo SixFour) and longtime collaborator James Mangohig, Caitis musical output and identity has had strong support to bolster its growth.

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Premiere: Caiti Baker takes the musical power back with new EP, Dust (Part 1) - Tone Deaf