Yothu Yindi And The Treaty Project
Ania works and tours with Yothu Yindi and the Treaty Project as Musical Director.
www.facebook.com/YothuYindiTreatyProject/
www.facebook.com/YothuYindiTreatyProject/
Los Cojones
Ania writes and plays keyboard for Melbourne Latin band, Los Cojones, which she formed in 2014. Ania's love of Cuban music led her to travel to Cuba in 2013 where she met and played with many local musicians and learnt about a range of Cuban styles of music. She has also learnt from Cuban pianist and composer Yoel Diaz (Montreal), and band El Son Entero (Camaguey). Los Cojones perform a combination of original compositions and repertoire from artists including Tito Puente, Eddie Palmieri, Perez Prado, Santana and Marc Ribot.
http://www.loscojones.com.au/
Papa Chango
Subterranean trance-like movements of afro-beat mashed-up with psychedelic guitar lines and scatterings of broken brass is the order and Papa Chango delivers like no other. Unique in this thriving Melbourne scene they take it to the gritty edge, melding banging technique with playful exuberance. This Melbourne based 9-piece brings audiences to a sweat on packed dance-floors, evoking a hidden spirit within.
Papa Chango has performed at festivals across the country, including Wide Open Spaces (NT), the Australasian World Music Expo, the Cygnet Folk Festival, the St Kilda Festival, the Brunswick Music Festival, High Vibes, and the Williamstown Festival.
If Papa Chango were a video game, it might sound something like this:
Papa Chango has performed at festivals across the country, including Wide Open Spaces (NT), the Australasian World Music Expo, the Cygnet Folk Festival, the St Kilda Festival, the Brunswick Music Festival, High Vibes, and the Williamstown Festival.
If Papa Chango were a video game, it might sound something like this:
Enter The Dragonfly on iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/enter-the-dragonfly-ep/id849119430
Papa Chango on the web:
http://www.papachango.com.au
https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/enter-the-dragonfly-ep/id849119430
Papa Chango on the web:
http://www.papachango.com.au
The Whoopee Project
The Whoopee Project is a genre-busting progressive-polka-experimental-kozmigroov-post-funk-symphonic-hard-rock-avant-ska sonic conceptualization collective, striving to guide the listener to higher levels of consciousness through a finely distilled auditory cocktail of saxophones and drums. Frequently found serenading the gentlefolk of Sydney Rd Coburg, the Whoopee Project have also taken their brand of sonic mayhem to events including the Port Fairy Folk Festival, and The Village At The Falls Festival, Lorne.
https://www.facebook.com/TheWhoopeeProject
https://www.facebook.com/TheWhoopeeProject
The Whoopee Project at the Coburg Market for Easter In Coburg 2015:
Easter came early, were singing and dancing today @ COBURG MARKET
Posted by Coburg Market on Friday, March 27, 2015
Johnnie and the Johnnie Johnnies
Photo by Robert Carbone, Carbie Warbie Concert Photography
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Surf-garage rockers Johnnie and the Johnnie Johnnies play a frenzied brand of madcap surf-garage punk, featuring screaming Hammond solos and guitar pandemonium to make your eyeballs explode and your eardrums lambada. Regulars at pubs and parties across Melbourne, they have also performed at festivals including the Melbourne International Arts Festival (2010), the St Kilda Festival (2009-10), the Village at the Falls Festival (2008), and Darebin Music Festival (2008)
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