Amity Dry

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Amity Dry
Background information
Birth name Amity Renae Dry
Born 1978
Origin Country flag Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Genre(s) Pop
Occupation(s) Singer
Instrument(s) Singing
Years active 2003–present
Label(s) Universal Music Australia
Website Official site

Amity Renae Dry is an Australian singer/songwriter.

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[edit] Early career

At just five years old she started studying music and piano and performing on stage. She began writing original songs when she was twelve and was accepted into a performing arts school at sixteen.

[edit] The Block

Amity got her big break after appearing on the Australian reality show The Block. Four couples, including Dry and her husband Phil, lived in and renovated a run down apartment block. When they had finished, the apartments were auctioned off individually, and the couples got whatever money they made over the reserve price. Amity and Phil came in last.

[edit] Music career

True to Me (2005)
True to Me (2005)

She was recognized in the Australian TV Show The Block, which she stared on with her husband Phill Rankie. Due to the success of the show, Amity gained a record contract and released the album The Lighthouse during the media promotion for the show. It debuted at number six. The only song released as a CD single was "Start of Something New" where it went to peak at number eighty-one. After taking a break from the music scene, she returned in 2005 with an independently released album True to Me, which to date did not chart on the ARIA charts. Amity gave birth to baby Jamison on April 2, 2006. She has stated that she would like to release an album of nursery rhymes.

[edit] Discography

The Lighthouse
  • Released: 2003 (Australia)
  • Chart positions: #6 Australia
  • ARIA certification: Gold (ARIA)
  • Singles:
    • "The Lighthouse" (2003)
    • "Breathe You In" (2003)
    • "Start of Something New" (2003)
True to Me
  • Released: 2005
  • Singles:
    • "Rollercoaster" (2005)
    • "Home" (2006)
    • "My Love Would Go That Far" (2006)

[edit] Other singles

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