Blue Cocoon Blue Cocoon is a collective of performing artists based in the Blue Mountains. Bringing forth ambient folk with a deep forest groove, keeping roots down and vibes high. Drawing on themes of ecological connection, dark dreams,and the ancient faerie realm. With Celtic harp, flutes, mandolin, violin, guitars, double bass, electronic textures and polyrhythmic…
Isobel Knight Isobel Knight has grown from playing cafes and street corners in her hometown on Dharug country in the Blue Mountains to playing shows and festival slots around the world. Her heart-stopping voice, ear-worm melodies and lyricism have carried her pop-and-soul-influenced folk music into hearts and charts, with her sophomore “Here Now” debuting at…
Tom Williams-Moore Tom is world-renowned locally for his long folk songs and short bios.
Wolf & The New World Disorder Catchy, tongue and cheek alt rock. Wolf van der Made – vocals, guitarSkye Evans – double bass, vocalsIsaac Beggs – drums
Jon Flood Jon Flood is a folksinger and experimental musician living and working on Dharug and Gundungurra land. Flood composes soft nylon-string guitar songs, drawing influence from American primitive guitarists, low-fi and drone music. Flood also utilises field recordings and improvisations with a variety of instruments to create ephemeral, atmospheric sound pieces.
Karl-Christoph Karl-Christoph is a mountains based singer/songwriter with a story as long as his coat.Lyrically based folk, driven by a voice that is both honest and raw, he captures a room and makes you want to listen.His music has led him down many roads, with numerous tracks such as his song ‘Melbourne’ receiving airplay on…
OSITA OSITA is a solo multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer. With a musical background centred around the bass, she has learnt from Sherbet’s Tony Mitchell and The Catholics’ Lloyd Swanton. Her compositions focus on a symbiotic relationship between bass and vocals, with varied supporting textures and layers. Passionate about furthering her musical education she is currently…
Gaia Scarf After 2 years in Melbourne’s lockdown, Gaia Scarf has re-emerged sounding and feeling a little different… Taking the time inside as an opportunity to stretch, uncoil and burst out of previous shapes, her music is made of new stuff. Still inspired by Indie-Folk with some older threads of Soul woven into the detail,…