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Ali Barter (Alison Barter) was born on 1986 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, is an Australian singer-songwriter. Discover Ali Barter's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is she in this year and how she spends money? Also learn how she earned most of networth at the age of 38 years old?

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1986

Alison Barter (born 1986) is an Australian pop rock singer-songwriter.

Trained in classical music, Barter began writing and independently releasing pop rock in her mid-twenties.

Ali Barter was born in Melbourne in 1986.

She was raised by an Irish Catholic father (who had a son from a previous marriage) and a Buddhist mother.

She spent her early years in Lae, Papua New Guinea, where her father worked.

The family moved to Cairns before returning to Melbourne where she attended a Methodist secondary school.

Barter was trained as a classical vocalist and spent eight years singing in the Australian Girls Choir.

She left music, at about 14 to 16, and became a self-proclaimed 'rat bag': "I was just naughty. Drinking/partying too much and too often, behaving badly... just bummed around being a Pest. Not contributing!"

Her father unexpectedly died when she was 24.

Barter said she had a "taste of mortality" resulting from her father's early death.

She returned to music soon after, feeling that if she "didn't do something then then I'd waste my life", and began writing and releasing music independently.

2012

She released an EP, Trip, in 2012 and was the winner of the 2013 Triple J Unearthed competition.

Barter issued her debut extended play (EP), Trip, in August 2012.

It was recorded and produced in Melbourne by local beat-maker Matik.

It provided the single "Run You Down", which was co-written by Barter and Stephen Mowat.

2013

She was a 2013 Triple J Unearthed winner, earning a spot on the line-up at St Jerome's Laneway Festival in that year.

She followed with support slots for Vance Joy, Cloud Control and the Rubens.

Late in 2013 her second EP, Community, was released, which was produced by Oscar Dawson (of Holy Holy).

She toured with the War on Drugs.

2015

Barter's third EP, AB EP, was released on 4 September 2015.

It was recorded at the Aviary, Abbotsford with Dawson producing and co-writing.

It provided the single "Hypercolour", with its music video, directed by Rhys Mitchell, being premiered on NPR.

Barter appeared in ABC1's TV mini-series The Beautiful Lie (2015), a modern adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina.

2016

An opinion column Barter wrote in 2016 for Junkee, on the need for representation of women in music history, attracted local and international attention.

, Barter has released one live and two studio albums.

She married musician and collaborator Oscar Dawson in 2016.

In April 2016 Barter performed on triple j's weekly Like a Version segment, where she covered Tame Impala's track "'Cause I'm a Man".

She released two singles in that year — "Far Away" in January and "Girlie Bits" in August.

Both were quickly added to high rotation on national youth broadcaster triple j. She was also invited by triple j to perform at the Unearthed 10-year anniversary show in November, where she was joined onstage by Melbourne musician Ecca Vandal for a special performance of "Girlie Bits".

In 2016, Barter also toured in support of the Rubens, City Calm Down and the Jezabels and held her single launches in Sydney and Brisbane.

In mid-2016 inspired by her experiences while studying 20th century music history at a university in Melbourne, she posted on her Facebook page "about how under-represented women were in the course material."

She was called to a meeting: "We had a horrendous chat and they hounded me to take down the post. I had so much anxiety going to class that I stopped going."

In December of that year Barter penned an op-ed, "It's About Fucking Time We Gave Female Musicians the Credit They Deserve" for Australian media website Junkee.

She discussed the importance of including women in music history.

The piece garnered a number of responses, including one from Yoko Ono, who re-tweeted the article.

2017

Barter released her debut album, A Suitable Girl, in March 2017, independently on Ronnie Records via Inertia Music.

It peaked at No. 17 on the ARIA Albums Chart.

In February of the following year she performed at the Melbourne Zoo, for its Twilights Season, which Giselle Bueti of The AU Review praised: "There is something compelling about her stage presence, a certain awkward charm. The powerful chords mixed with delicate harmonies make for sweet listening. It's like biting into a sour lolly – that initial punch is quickly followed by sugary bliss, making your mouth water and plead for more."

2019

In 2019 Barter announced her second full length album, Hello I'm Doing My Best.

Released in October, it was generally well received.