AUSECUMA BEATS SIGN WITH WAT ARTISTS + ELSY WAMEYO SELECTS + ELSY WAMEYO’S NEW SINGLE ‘NEVER THERE’ + GORDON KOANG LIVE SHOW
Ausecuma Beats sign with WAT Artists!
We're super excited to announce WAT Artists as booking agents for Ausecuma Beats! They're joining a roster that features Mildlife, Wax'o Paradiso, Pjenné, and Simona Castricum, stay tuned for some big live music news!
Listen to Ausceuma Beats new album!
"Ausecuma Beats is one of those inspiring recordings that doesn’t just document music, but the coming together of the people who made it." - iTunes
"A joyous second serving of their unique blend of unifying, revitalising afro-groove that'll completely overcome you." Trouble Juice
After some unfortunate Covid delays to pressing, we're excited to say that vinyl for Ausecuma Beats is in record stores now!
Elsy Wameyo Selects: Sebene, Congolese Rumba & Gospel!
For this Music in Exile Selects, Kenyan-Australian artist Elsy Wameyo has chosen some tracks that are her personal favourites and on constant rotation. Ranging from Gospel to Congolese Rumba, check out some of Elsy's everyday tunes!
Check out Elsy Wameyo's new single, Never There
Recorded in Adelaide with producer Mario Späte (Tkay Maidza, Montaigne, Okenyo) this emotional track speaks about the sometimes chaotic and complicated nature of relationships, both with yourself as well as with others. Gospel influences resound as the sparse opening creates space for the intimacy of Elsy’s vocals, musically reflecting a sense of isolation and pain.
Gordon Koang live show!
We're super excited to join Gordon Koang as he returns to the stage with a full band for this very special performance at the Malthouse Outdoor Stage in Melbourne on Friday, Jan 22.
Bookings are a must!
Music in Exile is a new initiative aimed at creating space for artists working in culturally or linguistically diverse communities in Australia. We hope to use the resources at our disposal to collaborate with artists and share some of their incredible stories.
Music in Exile acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we work, the Wurrundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation. Music in Exile pays respect to their elders past, present and future and to all Indigenous people who continue to fight for sovereignty.