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by Elsie Croker
Elsie is a devoted live music fan and wheelchair user who knows firsthand that getting to the gig isn’t always as simple as buying a ticket. On Inclusive Groove, she sits down with musicians she admires - and has often seen live - to explore their stories, careers and connection to the stage.Along the way, Elsie shines a light on the barriers people with disabilities can face when attending live performances, from inaccessible venues to the everyday challenges that often go unseen.Featuring candid conversations, behind-the-scenes stories and a genuine love of music, Inclusive Groove celebrates the joy of live performance while advocating for a music scene where everyone belongs - and everyone gets a front-row seat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Hailing from Sydney's Northern Beaches, brothers Connor & Harry Lambrou have been entertaining audiences with their unique brand of music, and infectious passion at venues all across Australia.Featuring Connor on vocals, guitar and bass, and Harry on drums, percussion, and backing vocals, "LamBros" debut EP released to a sell-out crowd, and the brothers haven't slowed down since.Their recent successes have been underpinned by performances alongside multi platinum artist Tones and I, grammy award winners Larkin Poe, and appearances at numerous festivals across the nation.With music encompassing rock, indie, blues, soul, funk, folk and singer-songwriter; Connor and Harry seamlessly blend genres through their unique use of sounds such as distorted acoustic guitar, looper, raw vocals, and a homemade hybrid drum-kit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Lapse is a four-piece indie rock band from Sydney comprised of four friends: Ryan, Bri, Jas and Dan.Influenced by the likes of Spacey Jane, The 1975 and Pacific Avenue, Lapse delivers both indie pop ballads and rock anthem-esque pieces. In their lyrics, Lapse explores interpersonal relationships, mental health and navigating your 20s.Lapse formed in 2025 fresh to the music industry, but their charm, chemistry and love for performing music shines through! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Feeling hungry? Well surely the Jammies can satisty youl This cheeky band from Sydney's Inner-west are excited to bring you their new single. "Tattooed, a tortured scream of inescapable love towards a person who no longer feels the same. The psychedelic groove rock is back and harder than ever with a rilf that would make even Jimmy Page jealous.Formed at school in 2019, the Jammies' came together to tackle a cover of Black Dog for a charity concert, but that first rehearsal, there was an aura in the room.They all felt it. felt it wash over their bodies, leaving trails of goosebumps in its wake. An unfamiliar but extremely welcome sensation and an understanding that they were meant to make sweet, sweet music together. They blended their different influences, mixing Zeppelin-esque rilfs with a swingin' rhythm section, powerful vocals and the spirit of Jimi Hendrix.The Jam Sandwiches have been playing shows around Sydney for years, meeting new peopie, making new connections.learning..and now they're ready to burst out of their proverbial cocoon and explode acrossAustralia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
smartcasual are an Alternartive/Indie quartet originally from Canberra, now calling Sydney/Wollongong home. With catchy hooks, pop sensibility drenched in rocky guitars, vivid storytelling and energetic presence, the band have become a standout in Australia's indie circuit. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Aurelius is an established Sydney-based alternative rock band delivering powerful original music that combines emotionally charged song-writing with dynamic guitar-driven performances. Blending modern rock influences with memorable melodies and authentic beats. Aurelius has quickly built a reputation for engaging and entertaining live shows. Plus they have an ever-growing catalogue of original releases.Known for their energetic stage presence and passionate musicianship, the band creates music that resonates with audiences through honest lyrics, soaring hooks, and hard-hitting instrumentals. Their sound draws from the rich tradition of alternative and contemporary rock while maintaining a unique identity that sets them apart within Australia's thriving independent music scene.With a catalogue of original songs that has already attracted significant streaming success, accumulating more than 400,000 Spotify streams, Aurelius continues to gain momentum among rock fans across Sydney and beyond.Whether performing intimate club shows or larger festival-style events, the band delivers an engaging live experience that leaves a lasting impression.As one of the exciting acts emerging from the Sydney rock scene, Aurelius continues to evolve creatively while building a loyal and growing fanbase. Their commitment to authentic song-writing, powerful performances, and memorable music has positioned them as a band to watch in Australia's contemporary rock landscape.For fans of modern alternative rock, melodic hard rock, and emotionally driven original music, Aurelius delivers a sound that is both familiar and refreshingly original. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
MIRAN. DA is a fusion-pop act from Wollongong. The underground movement she's cultivating marks an intersection of politics, culture and the DIY aesthetic, shifting focus away from the Sydney scene, down to the growing creative hub that is Wollongong. She and her collaborators experiment with basement recordings, abstracted instruments and live to electronic production. Balancing skill and imperfection, her husky vocals have the grannies reaching for their tea and the granddads rocking. Inspired by the sounds of Amy Winehouse and Kali Uchis, while worshipping the audacity of artists like Kendrick Lamar to be political, she strives to share a philosophical take on life as a young person fighting for justice in a turbulent, unjust world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ocæn is a punk band from the sunny beaches of Wollongong, NSW. Drawing inspiration from the reaches of Descendants, John Frusciante, God is an Astronaut and At the Drive-In, the 5 friends blend elements of skate punk, post rock, synthesizer and acoustic folk to gradually add to your ever worsening tinnitus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Australian jazz bassist Michael Mear, started out on the Sydney jazz scene before moving to Paris at 19 to chase his music further. There he studied at IMEP and the Conservatoire de Montreuil with renowned jazz musicians and teachers including Rick Margitza, Peter Giron, Christopher Culpo, Bernard Vidal, Stéphane Payen and Malo Vallois.Paris became home for several years, with Michael playing regularly around the city's jazz scene, from it's prestigious jazz clubs to festivals right across France with various jazz groups. With the group Sans Elle he won the Jazz en Baie festival competition, and he went on to reach the finals of several other competitions in France and around Europe.Since returning to Australia in 2016, Michael has played with a wide range of musicians around Sydney across styles from jazz to rock, blues and roots, including Ruby Tuesdays and currently, Sacred Crows.He also leads the critically acclaimed jazz trio Waveteller, with pianist Casey Golden and drummer EdRodrigues, and the trio is currently preparing to release its third studio album.He also recently released The Fold, a duo album with Golden built on an exciting rhythmic and melodic conversation between piano and double bass. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Elsie is a devoted live music fan and wheelchair user who knows firsthand that getting to the gig isn’t always as simple as buying a ticket. On Inclusive Groove, she sits down with musicians she admires - and has often seen live - to explore their stories, careers and connection to the stage.Along the way, Elsie shines a light on the barriers people with disabilities can face when attending live performances, from inaccessible venues to the everyday challenges that often go unseen.Featuring candid conversations, behind-the-scenes stories and a genuine love of music, Inclusive Groove celebrates the joy of live performance while advocating for a music scene where everyone belongs - and everyone gets a front-row seat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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