Sal Kimber is one of Australia's most exciting emerging singer-songwriters. Based in inner Melbourne, Kimber has been quietly stealing hearts on the city's live music scene for the past five years. But it was in 2008 that she really found her niche by forming alt-country band Sal Kimber & The Rollin' Wheel (with older sister Beth Kimber, Jacob Cole, Cat Leahy and Trent McKenzie). The band's highly anticipated self-titled album was produced by Shane O'Mara (Tim Rogers, The Audreys) at his studio, yikesville. The 13-song collection showcases the band'sdiversity with debut single 'Beat Gets Louder' leading the charge with its sexy jazz undertones followed by the pop-hook laced second single 'Do Right'. Sparse, quietly emotional ballads ('Your Town', 'Got You') sit perfectly alongside classic alt-country rock-outs ('Fast Train', 'Be Alright') as the Rollin' Wheel twists and turns but never strays off course - much like therivers and roads Kimber often writes about.