I’m a Melbourne based music producer, performer, & artist. Running Vibe Union creative collective as the general manager, I’m constantly working with the community, putting on events, producing new musical works, and much more.
Available for hire across multiple creative services and always looking for new people to collaborate with.
When you hit a creative roadblock, is it worth brute forcing your way through it? And how much trust should you put into your tools?
Kelsey Jean & The Bad Health has a new single out today! I also got to do the artwork, which I'm bloody stoked with. Super bold, and fish.
I joined the bandwagon in ditching Spotify because the CEO is a scumbag, which was easy, as I couldn’t stand the user experience of Spotify… but is the degradation of one platform just another sign towards the ‘dying’ internet (as we know it)?
How do you legitimise your art in the eyes of others, and far more importantly, in your own eyes? How do you communicate to people that you’re taking your art seriously?