STEP ASIDE. MAKE SPACE. SUPPORT DIVERSITY IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY.
Laura Jean is revered for the striking beauty of her music and the strength of her piercing, intimate lyrics. Across her five records, Laura Jean's sound has progressed from acoustic folk, through to stripped-back electric guitar, to dreamy synth pop. Her most recent album Devotion was nominated for the 2018 Australian Music Prize.
Rainbow Chan is one of the most innovative artists in Australia, with her idiosyncratic brand of pop and vibrant aesthetics. Her music draws on nostalgia, diaspora and her Chinese heritage - the result is a collage of seemingly disparate sounds and cultures. Rainbow's sophomore album Pillar was released in June to massive acclaim.
Sports Bra are an inventive pop-punk group, comprising the collective songwriting talents of Allison Gallagher, Naif Jamie, Zoe Lane and Kate Salt. This year they released their astounding second album Talk It Out, which has been described as "an anthemic collection of songs about survival, resilience, queer bodies and the relationships we form around us".
EGOISM are a dream pop duo made up of Scout Eastment and Olive Rush. Their bittersweet bedroom-produced songs are characterised by duelling lead vocals and a thick soup of sparkling guitars and reverb. Recent singles Sorry and Enemies are dreamy listening and have infectious melodies that will leave you wanting to hear more.
DJ Gen Collier aka Genergy is a Sydney based producer who has firmly rooted herself in Sydney’s dance music community. A former graduate of FBi Radio's Dance Class - a unique program to help budding female DJs get a head start in the industry - she is now the Executive Producer of the Midday Mix. Her stellar set at this year’s Secret Garden Festival reinforced her reputation to consistently set dance floors alight.
Artwork by Elin Matilda Andersson
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We acknowledge the Bedegal people, who are the traditional custodians of the land upon which this event takes place. _____________________________________________________________________
The Roundhouse is located at UNSW Kensington campus (Map reference: E6 [PDF]). You can be dropped off close to The Roundhouse's north entrance (Map reference: D5 [PDF]). Vehicles need to arrive via Gate 2 on High Street, follow the road to Third Avenue and turn onto 1st Ave West. The closest accessible parking is available in the Western Campus Car Park on Anzac Parade (Map reference: G2 [PDF]).
The Roundhouse has a hearing loop.
CONTACT
To discuss your access requirements and to book selected access services, please contact the Division of Equity Diversity and Inclusion via edi@unsw.edu.au or 02 9385 0319.
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