From the album 'Fox Poncing'. Written and directed by Geraldine Quinn. This project was created with support from the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria and my loyal, distilled band of Patreon supporters. My biggest project of the year and a fantastic cast to boot.

Built and filmed and edited at home during lock-down (April 2020), one of my most popular tunes finally gets a film clip, with a special nod to the late, great Tim Brooke-Taylor and dedicated to my late brother Nick. Song was recorded for the 2011 show by Casey Bennetto, all instruments by CB except for vox/acoustic guitar (GM Quinn) and lead guitar (Martin Lubran who was in magnificent form on this song).

'I Am' - Top 20 in Eurovision - Australia Decides, but didn't claw into the top 10. AVAILABLE NOW!

The symbiotic and long relationship between Geraldine Quinn and Evan Munro-Smith (Stupid Old Studios), with invaluable contributions from Bec Petraitis, has conspired to produce all the clips on this page, and many a promo video in between. All songs written by G.M. Quinn. All videos produced and directed by G.M. Quinn and editing by Evan Munro-Smith.

WARNING: Infrequent coarse language ('The Kid', 'Earnest', 'Best of Friends') and adult concepts ('Camel Toe')

Please note: contains one rude word (and also the word "breast" but it's in context)* First single from the multi-award-nominated 'MDMA: Modern Day Maiden Aunt' rock cabaret. Words and music by Geraldine Quinn (c) 2014, directed by G.M. Quinn with onset direction by Evan Munro-Smith and lighting by Kelli Reynolds. Available on the 'MDMA: Modern Day Maiden Aunt' LP.

'Earnest' is from Geraldine Quinn's sixth independent album 'Fox Poncing' (2017).

'The Great Invisible Woman' is from the 2015 album and show 'MDMA: Modern Day Maiden Aunt', which was nominated for eight awards in Australia/NZ, winning two (Best Cabaret 2015 New Zealand Fringe Festival, and the 2014 Best Cabaret Artiste Green Room Award in Australia). Available on the 'MDMA: Modern Day Maiden Aunt' LP.

Recorded in 2006, 'Best of Friends' was written about my relationship a good fellow-performer friend who I felt was putting up with a lot of Quinn-drama, and it's ended up being one of my favourite songs as far as my own songs go. Which is why even after a decade, I felt like it deserved a clip. Available on the 'A Quick One' EP.

Melbourne-based ponce-rock-cabaret idiot Geraldine Quinn's love song to Wellington, New Zealand. You can buy this one through Bandcamp! Do consider it, as it's the only way to pay for this silliness I do.

A non-album track from the 2010 show 'Shut Up & Sing' featuring Casey Bennetto as guest vocalist. Available on Soundcloud. Written, arranged and performed by G.M. Quinn.