Sharing music which inspires you to breathe

The Rebel Troupe podcasts are programmed to explore the minds of those whose lives are driven by electronic music. Each podcast is accompanied by an in-depth interview with the artist who has been carefully selected for their creativity and dedication to the electronic movement.

Although a Melbourne-based collective, artists are sourced from all around Australia and Internationally and not just sticking to one genre or specific guidelines, each podcast will take you on an emotional journey that promises to inspire...

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therebeltroupe@gmail.com

From the moment Jasmine Speers steps behind the decks, her presence is unmistakable. Known for electrifying sets at iconic venues like Poof Doof, Revolver Sundays, and Myaeon—and for lighting up festival stages including Esoteric, Cubic, and Summer Fest NSW—Jasmine brings a raw, driving energy that transforms every crowd she meets.

A true force in Melbourne’s electronic music scene, Jasmine has carved out her place as one of the city’s most dynamic techno and house DJs. Her passion for pushing boundaries doesn’t stop on stage. She is a dedicated advocate for women in music, leading the female-focused networking collective Lotus Group, where she and other DJs run workshops designed to empower, educate, and connect emerging talent.

Her versatility extends beyond club culture: Jasmine was a DJ and MC for Big Bounce AUS, where she delivered high-energy touring shows and mastered the art of crowd engagement across multiple states.
As an independent producer, she has released standout tracks on Bandcamp—including her EP Be My Boyfriend?—with all proceeds supporting Build Bali Better, her charity initiative focused on renovating the We Love Bali orphanage by August 2025.

Off the dance floor, Jasmine hosts Techno Temple on Kiss FM, curating cutting-edge underground techno and bringing listeners the freshest sounds shaping the global electronic landscape.

Jasmine Speers isn’t just part of the scene—she’s actively building it, one beat, one project, and one community at a time.
Playing professionally since 2016.

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