darby is a multi-disciplinary artist- she can often be seen scribbling on napkins in bars, or body parts of her contemporaries around the inner west of Sydney before and after hopping on stage to sing stories of Parisian romance, German art gallerys and the studies of her inner pondering.

Her playful and expressive guitar style derivative of the likes of Jeff Buckley, Joni Mitchell and Blake Mills. Her debut album recorded with her trio of long time collaborators/ fellow songwriters, and producer Ryan K Brennan of the indie rock group Phantastic Ferniture illuminates darby’s candour and aptitude for story telling as well her ability to build new roads amidst the existing indie folk rock landscape.

The group has attracted attention from some of the industry's leading bookers which saw them front the main stage of Oxford Art Factory in 2019 as well as supporting Triple J album of the year winner Tia Gostelow and Shane Howard of the infamous 70s Aussie rock group Goanna.

darby currently lives in Melbourne, Australia working on short lo-fi films, illustrations and albums as well as co-writing for the Indie rock project The Standalones.

This singer-songwriter has an unmistakable voice and is known for her own unique style on the kora - West African harp, the guitar as well as her songwriting. She draws her influences from far and wide - having spent long periods of time studying traditional music in West Africa with local musicians including celebrated kora player Toumani Diabate. Playing an instrument - kora that is even in Africa rarely played by women, her songs carry a feminine perspective reminiscent of Joni Mitchell. Singing also of the wild beauty of the Australian land and seascape in which she grew up, her songs are infused with African rhythms and Wanderlust. Miriam tours with her trio - Lara Goodridge and Susie Bishop who add soaring arrangements on violin as well as magnificent vocal harmonies and playful virtuosity.  The Miriam Lieberman trio has been busy touring latest album Full Circle around the country - A work that Rhythms magazine described as “A thing of intoxicating beauty” (Nov 2016) The trio's previous album Birds Of The Moon (Nov 2014) made Album Of The Week on Radio National. Miriam has toured her music extensively both nationally and internationally
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Freyja is a compositional storyteller. Her pieces are through-composed journeys; they weave the listener through a series of magical sound-scapes, heavy grooves and unforgettable melodies. Her sound combines an eclectic array of musical genres including but not limited to traditional and contemporary jazz, soul, classical, afro-caribbean styles, funk and reggae.

Baby Beef is a synth-pop duo from Sydney's inner west.
They make music for the night club, sex club, country club and bowls club.
Beef is in the heart.

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