HipHopHoe is on high rotation in the Narrm and Warrang queer club scenes. Her work is dedicated to amplifying the voices and stories of First Nations Peoples, LGBTQA+ peoples, those of the African Diaspora and those otherwise silenced through oppression. Although her first love is hip hop, expect the unexpected as she spans genres, decades, moods and sounds in one giant leg-spread.

Focused on mixing highly emotional, feminine, world music with a hint of oriental sound.

Melbourne based - Chicago raised DJ spinning house, jazz, hip hop and everything in between. On a mission to merge music, movement, and mindfulness.

Melbourne-based DJ, event curator and radio presenter, MzRizk, is renowned for her ongoing contributions to Melbourne’s rich cultural and music landscape. Her many projects are a distinct blend of music knowledge, creative diversity and cultural and community engagement. MzRizk has supported Evelyn Champagne King, Public Enemy, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Jill Scott, Maxwell, John Morales, Osunlade, Rahaan, Natasha Diggs, Common, Talib Kweli, Snarky Puppy, Sampa The Great etc. MzRizk has performed all over the world including Glastonbury Festival in the UK, Womadelaide's After Party, Soundwave (Croatia), Groovin' The Moo nationally, Big Day Out, Sugar Mountain Festival, Red Bull Sound Select at Splendour In The Grass for Sampa The Great. Mardi Gras Sydney, Radio Beirut in Beirut, Soul In The Horn, Mobile Mondays and Yallah! in New York as well as the Woo Hah Hip Hop Festival in Tilburg. MzRizk is an artist at the Biennale of Sydney 2020.

Tarabeat is an ensemble - or takhet - of musicians that draws heavily from the traditions of classical Middle Eastern music. Relying extensively on arabic scales - maqams - and rhythyms for their compositions, the group seeks to build off of a long and rich history of regional Tarab music. Tarabeat achieves its unique sound by supplementing an otherwise traditional instrumentation of Oud, Nay, Qanoun, Santour, Violin, Tar, and Riq with sequencers, digital synthesizers, and bass guitars. The result is an energetic blend of dance music, heavily inspired by Tarab, Sufi, and other regional folk music.