Daryl Braithwaite has been a significant figure in Australian music for decades. 

Starting with Sherbet in the '70s, his voice became the soundtrack for many Australians, with hits like "Howzat" and "Summer Love" defining the era.

In 1988, Daryl launched his solo career, releasing  the 1st single "As The Days Go By" on August 19 from his album Edge which went on to have 5 singles taken from it.

 His next album, Rise, released in 1990, cemented his place in the Australian music scene.

The 2nd single released "The Horses,” written by Walter Becker/Rickie Lee Jones, perhaps his most well-known song, has become a staple in Australian culture, beloved by multiple generations.

In June 2020,Covid-19 had just started ,Daryl released "Love Songs," a track originally intended for Pink but passed onto Daryl through Michael Fatkin and Peter Karpin, it quickly became a favorite in his live shows.

As Daryl gears up to release his new single, "It's You” writers Michael Fatkin, Jamie N Commons, Jeff Goldford in August 2024, he continues to look forward to the excitement that touring and recording bring. This release coincides with his upcoming tour "You Won't Go Home Whistling the Lights" which begins at Mundi Mundi 15th August 2024 and promises to be a memorable experience for his supporters.

Daryl Braithwaite's lasting appeal and heartfelt music ensure that his contributions to Aussie music will be remembered for years to come.