I’m Sorry, Now Say It Back

Hurricane

Thelma Plum is bringing her Monsters to cities and towns Australia presented by triple J.
 
Having created a beautifully delicate yet densely layered EP under the guiding hand of M-Phazes, Thelma has assembled a misfit cast of seasoned musicians to recreate the soundscape on stage and bring her Monsters to life.
 
With the hypnotic lead single ‘How Much Does Your Love Cost?’ still dancing around our head from a steady battering from triple J, Thelma is ready for you to meet the rest of her creations from the Monsters EP in the flesh.
 
Old favourites are not forgotten – they have been resurrected and brought back to new life, their acoustic roots now a distant memory.
 
Still in her teens, Thelma is already a seasoned live performer, selling out shows in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane in July. Now, in October, on the Eve of Halloween, Thelma will embark on a full national tour , bringing her Monsters to a town near you– best be on the lookout... 

LLDJbookings@gmail.com

Wannabe DJ/producer.

Even my real job is more interesting than the music I make. I don't even know why I'm here, let alone why you're here and reading this.

Any producers/vocalists looking for a collab? I'd be keen.
producer.demos@gmail.com

Genres: house/trap/hip-hop/progressive/deep/future/big room/trapstyle/trance

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Drew Five is a musician, composer, producer, and one half of electro-punk duo Feral Five. His work has appeared on film, documentary and radio. He has performed with award-winning producer Jan Bang (ECM),  Grammy Award-winning engineer Simon Goff and Mercury-nominated Eska at Berlin Funkhaus. As one half of Feral Five he has worked with new materials designer Francis Bitonti and Misled Convoy (Pitch Black - NZ synth pioneers) and supported Test Dept. Drew has also written and performed with Feral Five new music for Martyn Ware (BEF/Heaven 17) at the Picasso-insired 'Everything You Can Imagine Is Real' event at the National Portrait Gallery, London. His Rijeka Aiport Music Installation project was awarded a prize by the Croatian Ministry of Culture. His solo work is often introspective, with a focus on lush soundscapes.

Hurricane

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