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By A Web Design
SWEATY DAYZE
SUMMADAYZE ft The Chemical Brothers/ M.I.A/ Mark Ronson/ Fedde Le Grand and morePaterson Stadium
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Given the baking hot day that was last Sunday, it was a blessing in disguise that crowd numbers weren’t huge at Summadayze as the last thing a sweaty body needed was rubbing up against another sweaty body. It also meant the chances of dehydration were kept to a minimum as bar queues... well, they didn’t really exist. It took a while to understand the layout of the festival given the movement of the event from Claremont Showground to Paterson Stadium in Subiaco and there was a sense of organised chaos as party revellers shuffled about inside the stadium trying to make sense of where each stage was located. The main stage, located on the stadium ground itself, drew the biggest crowd all day.
BACK IN BUSINESS
TZU/ Sietta
Amplifier
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Name a female singer-songwriter in the Australian R&B, soul and hip hop scene whose voice is more powerful than Caiti Baker’s. You’ll struggle. Caiti Baker is the sassy, strong and enchanting female vocalist of Darwin soul, hip hop and R&B duo Sietta. Accompanied by partner-in-crime producer and instrumentalist James Mangohig, Sietta were the perfect support act for Aussie party-starters, Melbourne hip hop act TZU.
BOUNDARIES
WASO ft Paul Daniel/ DJ Zeke/ Andrew NicholsonThe Astor
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Boundaries is a very ‘new music’ kind of a word. Pushing boundaries is basically the job description for new music. Every work on the program for WASO’s Boundary concert, held at The Astor, is an Australian premier and though no piece was especially boundary pushing in the avant-garde sense, the program did an excellent job of introducing new music without alienating WASO’s core audience.
PUMPING PARK BEATS
Parklife ft Plan B/ Robyn/ The Presets/ Hermitude/ Chiddy Bang and more
Monday, October 1, 2012
Wellington Square
Anyone wandering the Perth streets around lunch time on Monday would have surely encountered countless shirtless dudes, random girls sobbing on the side of the road, crazy kids in full morph-suits, and possibly even a man carrying around his pet wooden duck - the Parklife punters were out in all their glory, and boy was it a great day for it.
GLITCH-RICH BEATS
JON WAYNE/ MONO POLY/ Maxwell Starks/ James Ireland/ {Move} DJs
MojosSaturday, August 11, 2012
It was a real treat for two seriously awesome artists from two really cool records labels to do a show together in Perth. The venue was a deviation from the usual space these type of electronic artists might find themselves when doing a Perth show but Mojos made a cozy fit for last Saturday night’s highly anticipated show.
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