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From Melbourne’s iconic Saturday morning spot at Revolver to some of the most prolific bills across the country alongside Denis Sulta, Fred Again.. Kings of Tomorrow, Fatboy Slim and more, there is no denying the stamp Sunshine has had on the electronic scene in Australia and beyond. Known as one of the country’s most standout producers and DJs, Sunshine has not only left her footprint on dance floors and festivals across the country, but her happy house and techno catalogue known fondly has Hap-No, has lit up the lives of enthusiasts and fellow music peers across the industry for over two decades.
 
Having become a staple in Melbourne’s core pool of DJs and producers, Sunshine has never let the passion for music diminish, giving party devotees some of the most soul-moving moments of their lives, with a stellar blend of house, funk, soul, disco and techno at her fingertips. The last few years have imprinted an impressive string of shows for Sunshine, from her renowned 16 hour set at Revolver’s 20th anniversary party, Rainbow Serpent Festival and big closing vibes at Piknic Electronic and Ability Fest, making the Sunshine energy contagious.
 
As the passionate owner of Disco Faith Recordings, this tastemaker has also been celebrated for her curation of one of the most enigmatic outfits - Sunshine and Disco Faith Choir, creating a community unlike any other and blessing people with the uplifting energy of her dancefloor ready music fused with the soul of her 12 piece choir. Joining the likes of Groove Armada and more, the collective has set in stone their impeccable verve from stage to stage, led by the OG herself, Sunshine.

Voted #1 Club Night in Victoria, Cloud Nine is Melbourne's premier Saturday night coming from the heart of late night activity known as King Street. Don’t let the fluffy name fool you; Cloud Nine is a gathering of somewhat familiar faces taking place after dark from 10pm every Saturday night until the wee hours of Sunday morning. 54-60 King Street, Melbourne.


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