Judy Small

Judy Small is an acclaimed Australian folk singer and songwriter known for her powerful lyrics that often address social justice, feminism, and peace. Emerging in the 1980s, Small quickly gained recognition for her clear voice and honest songwriting, resonating strongly with audiences in Australia and around the world. Her music has drawn comparisons to artists like Joan Baez and Pete Seeger, blending traditional folk sensibilities with contemporary political and social commentary.

Over the course of her career, Judy released a number of well-regarded albums, including Homefront, Mosaic, and Let the Rainbow Shine, many of which became favorites in the folk circuit for their heartfelt storytelling and advocacy. In addition to her music, Judy Small also had a distinguished legal career and eventually became a judge in Australia. Despite stepping back from full-time performance, her contributions to music and activism continue to inspire fans and fellow artists alike.