Little Incursions Australia
Little Incursions are a musical duo out of Australia formed by singer-guitarist Peggy Van Zalm and bass-player, producer Mark Jago. They began writing songs together via a chance introduction. Both started their creative enquiries at Art Schools on opposite sides of the continent and enjoy exploring the idea that music and art are the same expression via different mediums. ... more
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