backing vocals on Tara's song, "Under Your Spell" in the musical episode "Once More, with Feeling", of which Tobias was co-music director. Hart also appeared in Joss Whedon's short-lived TV series Firefly, playing the part of Lucy in "Heart of Gold". This part required Hart to perform "Amazing Grace" a cappella. A second album was being produced but Hart and Tobias separated in September 2004 and later divorced. In December 2004 an EP, States of Awake was released, featuring six of these recordings. Hart returned to Australia and in January 2005 Frente! reformed to perform some Australian concerts. The line-up of Austin, Hart and McDonald were joined by Peter Luscombe on drums. The group issued a three-track EP, Try to Think Less, on Pop Boomerang Records. Later in 2005, Hart became a member of the band Holidays on Ice, a project by Dean Manning, formerly of Leonardo's Bride. 2006-present: Solo career In 2006, Hart relocated to Melbourne where she began work on her solo career. She appeared on Four Hours Sleep's second album Love Specifics, released in November 2006, where she again joined Bill McDonald, Stephen Cummings, and the Luscombe brothers. Hart's debut solo single "Pictures of You" was released on Level Two Music. In 2007, Hart released "Cold Heart Killer", the lead single from her debut album, Grounded Bird released in September 2007 on ABC Music. On 23 October 2009, Hart reeled her second studio album Eat My Shadow. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2010, the album was nominated for ARIA Award for Best Adult Contemporary Album. Hart appeared on SBS One rock quiz show Rockwiz on 2 October 2010. In March 2014, Four Hours Sleep released their eponymous third album featuring Hart, Cummings, McDonald, and the Luscombe brothers. Hart appeared on ABC news satire show The Weekly with Charlie Pickering on 12 August 2015 singing the song "Hey Boy" with Miranda Tapsell and Geraldine Quinn. In 2018, Hart was featured on the Ben Mastwyk single "Happiness". Discography Studio albums Singles Other appearances References 1972 births Living people Musicians from Adelaide Hart, Angie 21st-century Australian singers 21st-century Australian women singers Frente! members