Australian

Gotye is Aussie Belgian Wally De Backer. He plays drums, percussion and piano, and he writes, sings and produces tracks at his home, currently in Victoria, Australia. Gotye's sound is a melting pot of samples from sources far and wide, mixed with Wally's vocals and home recorded sounds to form original songs that are as likely to channel '80s New Romantic pop or '60s Motown soul as they are to be experiments in kooky turntablism or progressive trip-hop landscapes.

With a versatile combination of lyrical prowess and a powerful delivery, Brisk successfully blends a traditional hip-hop mentality and flow with soulful insight into himself and his community. More than just a musician, Brisk seeks to be a voice for that community and hopes his music can be a tool for change and progress. However, he does not forget to have some fun along the way. His high energy performances and lyrical content bridge genres and appeal to fans of all ages.

"women in docs" are an independent folk act based in Brisbane, Australia. With a reputation for stirring and humourous live performances and a vigorous touring schedule, "women in docs" have spent six years building a fiercely loyal following throughout Australia, as well as touring internationally to win over audiences throughout North America, Europe and Asia. "women in docs" have accrued an impressive array of career benchmarks. They’ve played major festivals throughout the world.

Cross a librarian with a rock star and what do you get? Black Cab.
Black Cab comprises of singer and producer Andrew Coates and guitarist James Lee (both based in Melbourne, Australia). The band has worked with Alex Jarvis (Automatic), Ashley Naylor (Even), Anthony Paine (High Pass Filter), Richard Andrew (Registered Nurse, Underground Lovers), and Steve Law (Zen Paradox). Black Cab's released their debut album, "Altamont Diary" in 2004.