Victoria Crosby - North of the Range (2025) Hi-Res

North of the Range is the long-awaited debut album from Far North Queensland singer-songwriter Victoria Crosby — a collection of heartfelt Australian country and bush-ballad stories inspired by real people, places, and history north of the Great Divide.
Blending honest storytelling with cinematic production, Victoria captures the heart of rural Australia — from the red dirt and cattle roads of Chillagoe to the quiet resilience of country towns. The album includes her acclaimed singles “Flowers for Annie,” “Red Dome Dust,” “Bush Kids Don’t Do Well in the City,” “Yodeling with Duke,” and “North of the Range.”
Each song reflects Victoria’s deep roots in the FNQ community and her passion for keeping regional stories alive through music. Now a proud ambassador for Corrine’s One More Light Foundation, Victoria uses her platform to raise awareness for youth mental health, bullying, and suicide prevention — values that run through her songwriting.
With honest lyrics, warm vocals, and a true sense of place, North of the Range is both a love letter to country Australia and a reminder that the stories of small towns matter just as much as the bright city lights.