Music

Old-time Appalachian tunes with a fiddle in the driver's seat (plus 'claw hammer style' banjo).

A bunch of bluegrassy, folky mountain music from the high hills above Mullumbimby. The highly-accomplished Lou has finally let Phil tag along, so it's a good thing he's handy on the banjo and mandolin.

JP leads a jazz-posse (pozze?) with his elite guitar skills.

Dream pop, piloted by a jazz banjoist.

An exciting local crew 'exploring the realm of chordless jazz performance'.

Stoner rock courtesy of some troubadours travelling the country in a Transit called Gina.

A Canadian-born, Hobart based award-winning pianist and composer of jazz and classical music.

Avant-pop oddballs serving up tasty jams.

Old time mountain music evoking images of log cabins, woodsmoke and maybe some unrequited love.

Fingerstyle guitar and non-fingerstyle singing. Lyn's been performing for thirty years. Even played with Don McLean.

Berlin-based experimental pop, running the gamut: synth odysseys, post-punk, folk, and deconstructed techno.

Originally from Godooga in NSW, Warren's a proud Yuwaalaraay man with links to the Yorta Yorta. When not being the brains / muscle behind Tin Camp Studios, he plays guitar; sings.

A Canadian-born, Hobart based award-winning pianist and composer of jazz and classical music.

Screech plank blues

New blood, old-school jazz. Jamie and his trumpet lead a quintet of emerging musos.

Liana’s got an electro-acoustic harp, soulful vocals, and an effects pedal. Fabian’s on the rest.

Urshula has a lovely voice, and is not afraid to use it.

Cop some electrifying Brazilian percussion and rhythms, from samba jazz to musica popular Brasileira. Accompanied by virtuoso piano and bass.

A Canadian-born, Hobart based award-winning pianist and composer of jazz and classical music.

'DJ Pressed has more wax than Madame Tussauds ... like your hopes and dreams, the beats will be broken.'
—DJ Pressed

Woolf is a multidisciplinary artist exploring dance, music, drawing and animation as creative outlets. Conception from wagyl kaip country and sat on whadjuk, yued, ballardong, kanamaluka and now nipaluna and turrakana countries.

A set of ‘dangerous sonic gases’, cooked up by DIY rebels of the seventies post-punk scene.

Heavy psychedelic mainlanders.

If I cared what people thought I never would have picked up a banjo.
—CC Thornley

Iconoclastic electric banjo trio.

Billy—a true stalwart of the Hobart music scene—does solo blues and Americana.