Cultivating contentment
It’s a Saturday afternoon on Victoria’s Surf Coast and sunlight is streaming across the rolling hills of Bellbrae. People are rocking up to a rural property donning beanies and blankets to set up camp in front of the van that Australian singer-songwriter Kim Churchill has converted into his touring stage for the Bright Night Salty Sessions gig this eve.
The barefoot, sun-bleached blondie greets me with a warm hug. There’s such a playful nature to this 29-year-old that I can’t help but smile every time laughter escapes him with a big cheeky grin. The green room-meets-pool house we’re in is cocooned by lush greenery that’s
