Cass Eager's album 'Modern History' is a nostalgic ride through the crazy, beautiful, and sometimes bittersweet world of love. It'll either have you reaching for your lover's hand while drinking cocktails after dark or reaching for a tub of ice cream while solo-dancing in your bedroom.

But it ain’t just about romantic love. Cass knows her worth as a well-lived woman and she's not afraid to declare it. From 'Bitch Don't Call Me Betty', 'If You Were My King', and the uplifting anthem 'Ain't No Stopping Me’, this album is a testament to the power of self-love and the strength and resilience of the human heart. The album was produced by LA-based Billy Lefler (Ingrid Michaelson, Dashboard Confessional, Avril Lavigne), and several tracks were co-written with lyricist Stephanie Morton-Small and co-writer David Britt.

In the album’s closing song, 'The Way I Need to Be Loved', Cass fearlessly declares her self-worth and refuses to settle for anything less. And, more importantly, she wants you to know yours too. Because let's be real, nothing is more important than loving yourself.

“I hope this album makes you feel all the feels - the kind that keeps you up at night, the kind that makes you wanna happy dance, and the kind that makes you wanna call your ex at 2am but then you don’t,” Cass says.

"Cass is a Soul/R&B singer with a sound that embodies old-school cool with bold sexy optimism. Her sound takes its cue from a vintage sonic swagger a-la Amy Winehouse and Sharon Jones, and when you press play you’ll want to be sipping cocktails at your favourite lounge bar in LA with best friends and lovers alike." The Echo

Cass’s songs remind you that if the champagne glass isn’t already full, then it’s at least half-full (and definitely never empty). Her signature chocolate-coated vocals are drenched in a feel-good vibe, and her megawatt smile and natural charisma draw you in with gravitational force. She writes songs steeped in the power of a well-lived woman: the one you've been, the one you are becoming, or the one you’re meant to be.

Cass’ music has already captured the hearts of fans and industry professionals alike, with her single “The Way I Feel About You” and its crowd-sourced video during lockdown gaining widespread acclaim. Her song “Ain’t No Stopping Me” amassed over 1.7M streams on a recent US Hyundai commercial, and her music has also been featured on a US McDonalds ad, as well as multiple TV shows on Amazon Prime, Nine Network and E! channels.

A few years ago, Cass headed to LA and carved out a whole new sound; a love of classic Soul, Motown and R&B mixed with a blend of the new. If you’ve heard Eager’s earlier albums and loved them, don’t worry. At its core, her new sound still carries the blues, but this time around influenced by LA-based producer Billy Lefler (Ingrid Michaelson, Dashboard Confessional, Avril Lavigne). Her dreamy old-soul voice swaying across smooth swaggered mid-fi sonic terrain; fierce and irreverant lyrics bringing out the self-love and the lover in us all.

“I write songs to try to - in the words of the great Dolly Parton - 'make them laugh, make them cry, scare the hell out of them,'” Cass says.

With a career spanning years of captivating performances, Cass has become a beloved figure in the music industry, known for her ability to connect with fans on a deeply personal level. She’s performed for Prince Harry and done several tours of duty entertaining the international troops from Egypt to East Timor, the Middle East to the Solomon Islands. She’s won crowds over at festivals around Australia and several tours across North America with the likes of Bob Egan (Wilco) and Ash Grunwald, dropping her joy bomb wherever she lands. She’s played with Michael Franti and Spearhead, and toured North America with Bob Egan (Blue Rodeo, ex-Wilco) and Ash Grunwald. Her EP ‘Down On My Knees’ was voted Top 10 Album of the year in Rhythms Magazine.

Cass finds joy in hammocks, road trips, coffee, whiskey, sunsets, the moon, the ocean, anything vintage, rebels, muses, young-at-hearts, palm trees, velvet, denim, soul, R&B, rock’n’roll and eternal adventure.

Soul legend Al Green told Cass - in his church one Sunday in Memphis - "good things are gonna happen to you girl,"  and she won’t ever stop believing.