In Tune with Nature: Music and stories from the Green Wedge Songwriting Competition

<p><strong>Maxon &amp; Naomi</strong><br>Maxon and Like Bear (aka Nayomi Pattuwage) are Mornington Peninsula-based musicians and co-founders of Sandhill Records, a community-focused label supporting emerging artists. <br>Their collaborative track "Everything is Green" won the 2024 Green Wedge Songwriting Competition, celebrating the region's natural beauty.</p> <p><strong>Alannah Parkin</strong><br>Alannah Parkin is an actor, singer, improviser, and voiceover artist based on the Mornington Peninsula. <br>Alongside their brother Hayden, Alannah co-wrote "Above the Trees, Beneath the Sand," a winning entry in the 2024 Green Wedge Songwriting Competition, reflecting their connection to the local landscape.</p> <p><strong>Dan from Sledgehammer Honey</strong><br>Dan Anderson is a member of Sledgehammer Honey, a four-piece alternative rock band from the Mornington Peninsula. <br>The band, comprising three brothers and a close friend, blends genres like pop rock, heavy rock, and melodic ballads, with tracks such as 'Headcase' and 'Can't Belong'. <br>Their song "Green Wedge" was a winner in the 2024 Green Wedge Songwriting Competition</p> <p><strong>Noa Smith Fletcher</strong><br>Noa Smith Fletcher is a non-binary documentary photographer from Mount Martha with over two decades of experience capturing diverse cultures worldwide. <br>Their project "Wild Hope," supported by a Mornington Peninsula Shire Creative Grant, is a street art exhibition featuring portraits and audio interviews that highlight local environmental advocates.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>