Seymour presents
Seymour Sounds
A six week festival celebrating Australian music
Join us at the city’s creative threshold to experience the definitive voices of Sydney’s jazz and neo-soul underground.
Seymour Sounds is designed for those who want to hear the music breathe. Across six weeks, we are re-opening our courtyard to host an intimate series of back-to-back live sets from the heavyweights and rising stars of Sydney’s vibrant nu jazz and neo-soul scenes.
This is an invitation to settle into the city’s living room - a space to gather, connect, eat, and unwind amid the warmth of live instrumentation. Experience artists pushing their own boundaries with two distinct live sets, evolving as the night transitions.
Curated by John Troughton.
Image credit: Leading Hand Design
Setwun is the musical brainchild of singer-songwriter, composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and DJ - Josh Panakera-Molony.
Sitting at the cross-section of many music worlds. Shapeshifting through sound, instinctively soulful, his brand of futurist fusion weaves through the purview of contemporary jazz, beats and electronica with feeling. Whether psychedelic neo-soul, broken grooves, or rhythmic experimentation, Setwun makes affecting music, no matter the twist.
The Eora based Solomon Islander-Australian is as versatile as he is prolific. A much respected figure within Australia’s ever-fertile music scene, the hype has been bubbling with every small offering and tip-offs from some of the world’s most revered.
Béla is a musician, broadcaster, DJ and music worker hailing from Gadigal land. Bassist in the heartholder live band, and host on Sydney's fbi.radio, their sets span jazz-tinged electronica, to dub, new-wave and left-field disco, unearthing historical oddities and tapping local releases.
Setwun will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Béla before, in between and after on Thursday 5 November. Register Your Attendance.
Sydney-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ella Haber has built a reputation for her powerhouse voice, distinctive songwriting and richly arranged blend of alternative soul, jazz and psychedelic R&B.
Following the breakthrough success of her debut EP 'Clay' (2019) and dazzling follow-up 'Moments Between Dreams' (2024), the release of her debut album 'through blood like kin' in 2025 through Planet Trip Records marked a defining new chapter in her career.
Released exclusively through Bandcamp on digital and vinyl, 'through blood, like kin' was named Album of the Week by both FBi Radio and 2SER, sold out its first vinyl pressing within weeks, and received radio support from NTS Radio, Jazz FM UK, BBC Radio 2 and triple j. Jazz FM’s Tony Minvielle (UK) named it among his best releases of 2025, with Don’t Let It Die selected as a Jazz FM feature track by Danielle Perry.
On the stage, Ella has performed at world-renowned festivals We Out Here (UK) and Strawberry Fields (AUS) and become an in-demand support act for esteemed UK artists Alfa Mist at the Sydney Opera House and soul legends Cymande, NZ’s Lord Echo and homegrown icons Surprise Chef, Ngaiire and Close Counters.
Tommy is a multi-hyphenate DJ and selector whose practice is deeply rooted in exploring and celebrating their cultural heritage. Drawing on sounds from across the SWANA and MENA regions, alongside music from across the globe, they bring a rich, diasporic perspective to the decks. As the host of Mosaic and Marmalade on the Moon on fbi.radio, Tommy creates space for cross-cultural sounds, connection and community, weaving together musical lineages and stories from around the world.
Ella Haber will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Tommy Boutros before, in between and after on Saturday 7 November. Register Your Attendance.
AGUM is a Ugandan, Sydney-based pop/soul artist with a voice that stops you in your tracks. Timeless, raw and unmistakably her own, her sound lives somewhere between vulnerability and power inspired by the likes of Erykah Badu, Nina Simone and Lianne La Havas
Her performances are breathtaking, deeply felt and impossible to look away from. She has shared stages with Jessica Mauboy and Delta Goodrem, and performed alongside Tones and I at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Final. She has also supported artists including British-Ugandan powerhouse MEGA, Cap Carter, Muroki and Bella Taylor Smith.
Her music has caught the attention of tastemakers including triple j’s Soul Ctrl, FBi Radio and Sofar Sounds, carving out her place as an exciting voice in Australia’s evolving soul scene. Fresh off the 2026 Late Night Orchestra Tour and with new music on the horizon, AGUM is stepping into this new era bigger and bolder.
Mango is a DJ, producer and instrumentalist from Eora aka Sydney city. Mango is known for pulling from his record collection, exploring soul, house, dub, jazz, hip hop, jungle.
AGUM will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Mango before, in between and after on Thursday 12 November. Register Your Attendance.
Flux State are a hybrid electronic/acoustic band playing experimental and forward thinking dance music on Gadigal land in Eora/Sydney.Their unique sonics have their roots in DIY underground warehouse parties in the Inner West. With a live set that takes the improvised introspective musicality of jazz and combines it with controlled electronic chaos.
Azyminh is the DJ alias of Sydney/Eora musician Kurt Lam. Spot him at your local record store deep in a crate or sweaty on the dance floor, Azyminh curates his music for the soulful connection as an extension of his love for jazz and dance music.
Flux State will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Azyminh before, in between and after on Saturday 14 November. Register Your Attendance.
A talented wordsmith and producer, Western Sydney’s tahkoe world builds through a sonic fusion of rap & soul. From his ancestry to the hardships that ink his pen, tahkoe’s resilience rests within the confines of his lyrical storytelling. Utilising sound to speak his truth without noting the repercussions - the music is simply his scripture.
ayesha is a DJ and radio presenter, who draws her selections from her local music scene. ayesha builds her sets around narrative and lyrics, weaving together sounds and stories through considered transitions.
Tahkoe will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from ayesha before, in between and after on Thursday 19 November. Register Your Attendance.
Anieszka is an Australian/Mauritian artist based in Eora/Sydney. Fusing R&B, Soul and her Mauritian roots, she provides introspection with her thought-provoking writing and dulcet vocals.
With over 10 million streams and selected as a 2025 Acclaim All-Star, Anieszka’s infectious yet emotive music has been championed by triple j, Bandcamp Daily, BBC Radio, Vogue France, Capital XTRA, RINSE FM, Colors, and RUSSH Magazine.
With numerous performances in Sydney, Melbourne and London, and showcases at BIGSOUND (2023), SXSW Sydney (2024 & 2025) & SXSW London (2026), her live presence is equally as soothing as it is vivacious.
Dubbed the ‘R&B Angel,’ her music feels like a love letter to our inner selves. There’s no doubting Anieszka’s ability to fill every crevice with soul and remind us what it is to be human. She does not conform to standards, nor current trends, she’s here to break down barriers with hypnotic, soulful music in its purest form.
Surya is an Indian/Hong Kong experimental hip-hop beatmaker, radio presenter and photographer based in Eora/Sydney. Delivering sample-heavy production through the SP-404, their work showcases a warm textured fusion of genres rooted in forms of jazz and R&B.
Anieszka will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Surya before, in between and after on Saturday 21 November. Register Your Attendance.
Ruby Jackson has quickly established herself as one of Australia’s most exciting emerging voices. The Sydney-born artist, songwriter and producer brings an ever-evolving sense of beauty and sophistication to her music, blending soul and R&B with a distinctly timeless feel. Her live show has landed her slots at Sydney Festival, Woodford Folk Festival, Blues on Broadbeach and SXSW Sydney, alongside support slots for artists including Morcheeba (UK), Ball Park Music and Ngaiire.
Ruby Jackson will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Hannah Galvin before, in between and after on Thursday 26 November. Register Your Attendance.
Manfredo Lament is a fully improvised jazz group led by Kurt Lam on synth/keys, and Gabriel Haslam on drums. The group have cemented their place among the underground scene by spearheading a new generation of improvised jazz bands in Sydney.
Boasting 30+ members of a rotating lineup, each show features jazz-adjacent, local and interstate musicians from across Australia fostering collaboration and community. Through a genre-fluid approach to improvisation, the sound of each show and recording is a unique blend of the musical styles and personalities of each performer, threading sounds from modern jazz to dance to psychedelic music. A mindset of songwriting, emotional vulnerability and adaptation to the performance environment is core to their performance and conceptual practice.
Moses MacRae aka Scruffs Sydney Drummer/producer /DJ and founder of Close friends records Sydney
Manfredo Lament will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Scruffs before, in between and after on Saturday 28 November. Register Your Attendance.
Yasmina is a respected and frequent underground artist from Sydney Australia. The rising star is known for her alt-jazz and neo-soul soundscapes. A stalwart of Sydney’s independent and improvisational music scene. Yasmina shares truthful art that contemplates womanhood, love and philosophies that are drawn from her own life, she is a genuine visionary. Her captivating performances are never the same and all who witness the magic know it to be a seductively cinematic experience.
Adinda is a broadcaster, writer, DJ and performer on Gadigal Country. Her practice is rooted in a lifelong relationship with the dance floor, braided through Indonesian dance and an evolving language of movement.
As form fractures into sensation, Adinda moves through blush-toned basslines, percussive intensity and ambient suspension, where sound and translation swell and dissolve - held in the fluidity of language that threads through her performances and writing.
Yasmina Sadiki will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Adinda before, in between and after on Thursday 3 December. Register Your Attendance.
RIAH is a R&B singer-songwriter from southwest Sydney. She is of Tongan, Fijian, Italian and Aboriginal (Kamilaroi) descent. Her sound is shaped by her heritage and deep love for 90s R&B, inspired by artists like Aaliyah, Selena, and H.E.R.
RIAH won Triple J’s Unearthed High Indigenous Initiative in 2024 which led her to being handpicked by The Kid Laroi for his SXSW Showcase. She has also supported artists including Miss Kaninna, Budjerah, Electric Fields, 3%, BARKAA, Kobie Dee and more. With a strong sense of identity and a deep connection to her roots, RIAH continues to create music that resonates with authenticity and emotion.
At the heart of Disco Dora’s sound is a deep appreciation for house music in all its forms. Drawing on soulful, underground and groove-led influences, her sets weave together the warmth of ‘90s sounds with a contemporary edge. Fluid in style and guided by instinct, she moves between deep cuts, timeless selections and unexpected finds, creating a sound that feels both nostalgic yet ever-evolving.
RIAH will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Disco Dora before, in between and after on Saturday 5 December. Register Your Attendance.
Hey, Love are a Sydney instrumental collective rooted in jazz, soul and hip-hop. The five-piece pair live instrumentation with sampling and let improvisation steer, so the music is reshaped every time they play.
Most recently, the band took the stage at the Sydney Opera House, anchoring Moonflower Suite in the Utzon Room for Astral People’s 15th anniversary Vivid LIVE takeover. They collaborated with fellow artists Maina Doe, KHYA and NMMWL for a transcendent night of music and poetry.
On stage, Hey, Love have the organic feel of a jam session, five players building a shared sonic environment of atmosphere, lush textures and rhythm. That sound has made them a must-see live act in Eora’s music scene and seen them open for international acts like Venna and Aja Monet.
Nazlican Eren aka nazty gurl is a Turkish‑Australian DJ, triple fire sign, and former host of Wednesday Sunset & JUICE on fbi. radio.
Naz’s selections draw on her early love of R&B, hip‑hop and soul, with a curiosity for percussion-driven rhythms, UK bass, and Middle Eastern sounds inspired by her heritage. She likes her sets to reflect the way she instinctively connects with people, a sensibility that has led her to support the likes of Vegyn (UK), Close Counters and Human Movement, and make her mark at cultural institutions around the world, from Phoenix Central Park in Sydney to Jumbi in the heart of Peckham, London.
Hey, Love will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Nazty Gurl before, in between and after on Thursday 10 December. Register Your Attendance.
Jerome Blazé is an artist and producer based in Sydney, known for his distinctive sonic world. His own project refracts elements of electronic, trip-hop, soul and neoclassical through field recordings and analogue imperfection. A genre-fluid sound rooted in collaboration and texture. His 2024 sophomore record Living Room drew comparisons to Moby, Rotary Connection and Air, with an expansive cross-genre sound palette. Strings, organ, saxophone, flute, group vocals, filtered through a finely crafted, collage-like electronic sensibility. Made entirely in Blazé’s un-treated living room, the album captured Sydney sonically, placing collaboration at the forefront of the music.
Jerome Blazé will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from DAN+EE before, in between and after on Saturday 12 December. Register Your Attendance.
| Thu 5 Nov | Setwun |
|---|---|
| Sat 7 Nov | Ella Haber |
| Thu 12 Nov | AGUM |
| Sat 14 Nov | Flux State |
| Thu 19 Nov | Tahkoe |
| Sat 21 Nov | Anieszka |
| Thu 26 Nov | Ruby Jackson |
| Sat 28 Nov | Manfredo Lament |
| Thu 3 Dec | Yasmina Sadiki |
| Sat 5 Dec | RIAH |
| Thu 10 Dec | Hey, Love |
| Sat 12 Dec | Jerome Blazé |
| 6pm | DJ Set |
|---|---|
| 6:30pm | Artist Set |
| 7:15pm | DJ Set |
| 7:45pm | Artist Set |
| 8:30pm | DJ Set |
| 9pm | Music concludes |
Free event, registration required.
Our courtyard comes alive during Seymour Sounds with tasty food trucks, chilled summer cocktails, local craft beer and refreshing wine. Everything you need to settle in and enjoy the music.
In the event of wet weather, music sets will be moved indoors to the Sound Lounge.
If you have access needs, please contact our Box Office staff at 02 7255 1561.
SUPPORTED BY
| Thu 5 Nov | Setwun |
|---|---|
| Sat 7 Nov | Ella Haber |
| Thu 12 Nov | AGUM |
| Sat 14 Nov | Flux State |
| Thu 19 Nov | Tahkoe |
| Sat 21 Nov | Anieszka |
| Thu 26 Nov | Ruby Jackson |
| Sat 28 Nov | Manfredo Lament |
| Thu 3 Dec | Yasmina Sadiki |
| Sat 5 Dec | RIAH |
| Thu 10 Dec | Hey, Love |
| Sat 12 Dec | Jerome Blazé |
| 6pm | DJ Set |
|---|---|
| 6:30pm | Artist Set |
| 7:15pm | DJ Set |
| 7:45pm | Artist Set |
| 8:30pm | DJ Set |
| 9pm | Music concludes |
Free event, registration required.
Our courtyard comes alive during Seymour Sounds with tasty food trucks, chilled summer cocktails, local craft beer and refreshing wine. Everything you need to settle in and enjoy the music.
In the event of wet weather, music sets will be moved indoors to the Sound Lounge.
If you have access needs, please contact our Box Office staff at 02 7255 1561.
Setwun is the musical brainchild of singer-songwriter, composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and DJ - Josh Panakera-Molony.
Sitting at the cross-section of many music worlds. Shapeshifting through sound, instinctively soulful, his brand of futurist fusion weaves through the purview of contemporary jazz, beats and electronica with feeling. Whether psychedelic neo-soul, broken grooves, or rhythmic experimentation, Setwun makes affecting music, no matter the twist.
The Eora based Solomon Islander-Australian is as versatile as he is prolific. A much respected figure within Australia’s ever-fertile music scene, the hype has been bubbling with every small offering and tip-offs from some of the world’s most revered.
Béla is a musician, broadcaster, DJ and music worker hailing from Gadigal land. Bassist in the heartholder live band, and host on Sydney's fbi.radio, their sets span jazz-tinged electronica, to dub, new-wave and left-field disco, unearthing historical oddities and tapping local releases.
Setwun will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Béla before, in between and after on Thursday 5 November. Register Your Attendance.
Sydney-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ella Haber has built a reputation for her powerhouse voice, distinctive songwriting and richly arranged blend of alternative soul, jazz and psychedelic R&B.
Following the breakthrough success of her debut EP 'Clay' (2019) and dazzling follow-up 'Moments Between Dreams' (2024), the release of her debut album 'through blood like kin' in 2025 through Planet Trip Records marked a defining new chapter in her career.
Released exclusively through Bandcamp on digital and vinyl, 'through blood, like kin' was named Album of the Week by both FBi Radio and 2SER, sold out its first vinyl pressing within weeks, and received radio support from NTS Radio, Jazz FM UK, BBC Radio 2 and triple j. Jazz FM’s Tony Minvielle (UK) named it among his best releases of 2025, with Don’t Let It Die selected as a Jazz FM feature track by Danielle Perry.
On the stage, Ella has performed at world-renowned festivals We Out Here (UK) and Strawberry Fields (AUS) and become an in-demand support act for esteemed UK artists Alfa Mist at the Sydney Opera House and soul legends Cymande, NZ’s Lord Echo and homegrown icons Surprise Chef, Ngaiire and Close Counters.
Tommy is a multi-hyphenate DJ and selector whose practice is deeply rooted in exploring and celebrating their cultural heritage. Drawing on sounds from across the SWANA and MENA regions, alongside music from across the globe, they bring a rich, diasporic perspective to the decks. As the host of Mosaic and Marmalade on the Moon on fbi.radio, Tommy creates space for cross-cultural sounds, connection and community, weaving together musical lineages and stories from around the world.
Ella Haber will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Tommy Boutros before, in between and after on Saturday 7 November. Register Your Attendance.
AGUM is a Ugandan, Sydney-based pop/soul artist with a voice that stops you in your tracks. Timeless, raw and unmistakably her own, her sound lives somewhere between vulnerability and power inspired by the likes of Erykah Badu, Nina Simone and Lianne La Havas
Her performances are breathtaking, deeply felt and impossible to look away from. She has shared stages with Jessica Mauboy and Delta Goodrem, and performed alongside Tones and I at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Final. She has also supported artists including British-Ugandan powerhouse MEGA, Cap Carter, Muroki and Bella Taylor Smith.
Her music has caught the attention of tastemakers including triple j’s Soul Ctrl, FBi Radio and Sofar Sounds, carving out her place as an exciting voice in Australia’s evolving soul scene. Fresh off the 2026 Late Night Orchestra Tour and with new music on the horizon, AGUM is stepping into this new era bigger and bolder.
Mango is a DJ, producer and instrumentalist from Eora aka Sydney city. Mango is known for pulling from his record collection, exploring soul, house, dub, jazz, hip hop, jungle.
AGUM will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Mango before, in between and after on Thursday 12 November. Register Your Attendance.
Flux State are a hybrid electronic/acoustic band playing experimental and forward thinking dance music on Gadigal land in Eora/Sydney.Their unique sonics have their roots in DIY underground warehouse parties in the Inner West. With a live set that takes the improvised introspective musicality of jazz and combines it with controlled electronic chaos.
Azyminh is the DJ alias of Sydney/Eora musician Kurt Lam. Spot him at your local record store deep in a crate or sweaty on the dance floor, Azyminh curates his music for the soulful connection as an extension of his love for jazz and dance music.
Flux State will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Azyminh before, in between and after on Saturday 14 November. Register Your Attendance.
A talented wordsmith and producer, Western Sydney’s tahkoe world builds through a sonic fusion of rap & soul. From his ancestry to the hardships that ink his pen, tahkoe’s resilience rests within the confines of his lyrical storytelling. Utilising sound to speak his truth without noting the repercussions - the music is simply his scripture.
ayesha is a DJ and radio presenter, who draws her selections from her local music scene. ayesha builds her sets around narrative and lyrics, weaving together sounds and stories through considered transitions.
Tahkoe will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from ayesha before, in between and after on Thursday 19 November. Register Your Attendance.
Anieszka is an Australian/Mauritian artist based in Eora/Sydney. Fusing R&B, Soul and her Mauritian roots, she provides introspection with her thought-provoking writing and dulcet vocals.
With over 10 million streams and selected as a 2025 Acclaim All-Star, Anieszka’s infectious yet emotive music has been championed by triple j, Bandcamp Daily, BBC Radio, Vogue France, Capital XTRA, RINSE FM, Colors, and RUSSH Magazine.
With numerous performances in Sydney, Melbourne and London, and showcases at BIGSOUND (2023), SXSW Sydney (2024 & 2025) & SXSW London (2026), her live presence is equally as soothing as it is vivacious.
Dubbed the ‘R&B Angel,’ her music feels like a love letter to our inner selves. There’s no doubting Anieszka’s ability to fill every crevice with soul and remind us what it is to be human. She does not conform to standards, nor current trends, she’s here to break down barriers with hypnotic, soulful music in its purest form.
Surya is an Indian/Hong Kong experimental hip-hop beatmaker, radio presenter and photographer based in Eora/Sydney. Delivering sample-heavy production through the SP-404, their work showcases a warm textured fusion of genres rooted in forms of jazz and R&B.
Anieszka will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Surya before, in between and after on Saturday 21 November. Register Your Attendance.
Ruby Jackson has quickly established herself as one of Australia’s most exciting emerging voices. The Sydney-born artist, songwriter and producer brings an ever-evolving sense of beauty and sophistication to her music, blending soul and R&B with a distinctly timeless feel. Her live show has landed her slots at Sydney Festival, Woodford Folk Festival, Blues on Broadbeach and SXSW Sydney, alongside support slots for artists including Morcheeba (UK), Ball Park Music and Ngaiire.
Ruby Jackson will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Hannah Galvin before, in between and after on Thursday 26 November. Register Your Attendance.
Manfredo Lament is a fully improvised jazz group led by Kurt Lam on synth/keys, and Gabriel Haslam on drums. The group have cemented their place among the underground scene by spearheading a new generation of improvised jazz bands in Sydney.
Boasting 30+ members of a rotating lineup, each show features jazz-adjacent, local and interstate musicians from across Australia fostering collaboration and community. Through a genre-fluid approach to improvisation, the sound of each show and recording is a unique blend of the musical styles and personalities of each performer, threading sounds from modern jazz to dance to psychedelic music. A mindset of songwriting, emotional vulnerability and adaptation to the performance environment is core to their performance and conceptual practice.
Moses MacRae aka Scruffs Sydney Drummer/producer /DJ and founder of Close friends records Sydney
Manfredo Lament will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Scruffs before, in between and after on Saturday 28 November. Register Your Attendance.
Yasmina is a respected and frequent underground artist from Sydney Australia. The rising star is known for her alt-jazz and neo-soul soundscapes. A stalwart of Sydney’s independent and improvisational music scene. Yasmina shares truthful art that contemplates womanhood, love and philosophies that are drawn from her own life, she is a genuine visionary. Her captivating performances are never the same and all who witness the magic know it to be a seductively cinematic experience.
Adinda is a broadcaster, writer, DJ and performer on Gadigal Country. Her practice is rooted in a lifelong relationship with the dance floor, braided through Indonesian dance and an evolving language of movement.
As form fractures into sensation, Adinda moves through blush-toned basslines, percussive intensity and ambient suspension, where sound and translation swell and dissolve - held in the fluidity of language that threads through her performances and writing.
Yasmina Sadiki will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Adinda before, in between and after on Thursday 3 December. Register Your Attendance.
RIAH is a R&B singer-songwriter from southwest Sydney. She is of Tongan, Fijian, Italian and Aboriginal (Kamilaroi) descent. Her sound is shaped by her heritage and deep love for 90s R&B, inspired by artists like Aaliyah, Selena, and H.E.R.
RIAH won Triple J’s Unearthed High Indigenous Initiative in 2024 which led her to being handpicked by The Kid Laroi for his SXSW Showcase. She has also supported artists including Miss Kaninna, Budjerah, Electric Fields, 3%, BARKAA, Kobie Dee and more. With a strong sense of identity and a deep connection to her roots, RIAH continues to create music that resonates with authenticity and emotion.
At the heart of Disco Dora’s sound is a deep appreciation for house music in all its forms. Drawing on soulful, underground and groove-led influences, her sets weave together the warmth of ‘90s sounds with a contemporary edge. Fluid in style and guided by instinct, she moves between deep cuts, timeless selections and unexpected finds, creating a sound that feels both nostalgic yet ever-evolving.
RIAH will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Disco Dora before, in between and after on Saturday 5 December. Register Your Attendance.
Hey, Love are a Sydney instrumental collective rooted in jazz, soul and hip-hop. The five-piece pair live instrumentation with sampling and let improvisation steer, so the music is reshaped every time they play.
Most recently, the band took the stage at the Sydney Opera House, anchoring Moonflower Suite in the Utzon Room for Astral People’s 15th anniversary Vivid LIVE takeover. They collaborated with fellow artists Maina Doe, KHYA and NMMWL for a transcendent night of music and poetry.
On stage, Hey, Love have the organic feel of a jam session, five players building a shared sonic environment of atmosphere, lush textures and rhythm. That sound has made them a must-see live act in Eora’s music scene and seen them open for international acts like Venna and Aja Monet.
Nazlican Eren aka nazty gurl is a Turkish‑Australian DJ, triple fire sign, and former host of Wednesday Sunset & JUICE on fbi. radio.
Naz’s selections draw on her early love of R&B, hip‑hop and soul, with a curiosity for percussion-driven rhythms, UK bass, and Middle Eastern sounds inspired by her heritage. She likes her sets to reflect the way she instinctively connects with people, a sensibility that has led her to support the likes of Vegyn (UK), Close Counters and Human Movement, and make her mark at cultural institutions around the world, from Phoenix Central Park in Sydney to Jumbi in the heart of Peckham, London.
Hey, Love will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from Nazty Gurl before, in between and after on Thursday 10 December. Register Your Attendance.
Jerome Blazé is an artist and producer based in Sydney, known for his distinctive sonic world. His own project refracts elements of electronic, trip-hop, soul and neoclassical through field recordings and analogue imperfection. A genre-fluid sound rooted in collaboration and texture. His 2024 sophomore record Living Room drew comparisons to Moby, Rotary Connection and Air, with an expansive cross-genre sound palette. Strings, organ, saxophone, flute, group vocals, filtered through a finely crafted, collage-like electronic sensibility. Made entirely in Blazé’s un-treated living room, the album captured Sydney sonically, placing collaboration at the forefront of the music.
Jerome Blazé will be playing two 45 minute sets, at 6.30pm and 7.45pm, with DJ sets from DAN+EE before, in between and after on Saturday 12 December. Register Your Attendance.
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