Bloomfield Music & Arts Festival 2026 @ Shoalhaven River Festival

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  Touch Sensitive

  Touch Sensitive, star of Real Talk & Pizza Guy - http://soundcloud.com/touch-sensitive
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  Acopia
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  buzz kull
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  Karate Boogaloo

  Making up the rhythm section of long-time Melbourne soul favourites The Cactus Channel, ​Karate Boogaloo remind us of the beauty of colouring outside the lines; their unconventional funk guided by a steadfast commitment to bending the rules.
  
  The quartet spent their early-20s recording in mouldy home studios and sweaty attic recording spaces, reimagining deep funk and wonky soul into an off-kilter sound that leans heavily on cinematic themes, classic breaks and library music. A sound delivered with a highly refined sense of inelegance, tongue-in-cheek humour and a sometimes jarring dose of zany 21st-century surrealism.
  
  KB consistently sit in their own lane – their combination of raw musicianship and sheer time on the clock playing together in the studio and on stage gives them a glowing presence rarely seen. Making records, they follow their own rules; recording and mixing on tape with no plugins and no edits, releasing exclusively in mono. It’s not about anachronism, it’s about the KB manifesto: a chosen set of limitations forcing a specific outcome, an outcome best appreciated through their “KB’s Mixtape” series of LPs.
  
  2018’s KB’s Mixtape No. 1, a self-produced and released collection of interpretations of hip hop samples done in Karate Boogaloo’s immediately recognisable wonky style is fast becoming a cult classic amongst Melbourne’s diggers, selling out in local record stores through word of mouth alone. In 2019, KB’s Mixtape No. 2 was released in September through Hopestreet Recordings. Their KB's Mixtape No. 3 is due out April 2, 2021 through College Of Knowledge Records.
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  Close Counters

  Melbourne based electronic duo.

  
  

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  Gut Health

  Hypnotic dance-punk from Naarm/Melbourne www.guthealth.space
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  West Thebarton

  5031.

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  Aodhan
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  Sesame Girl

  dream pop four piece

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  Bread Club
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  Monstress

  Monstress // "It’s Okay" East Coast Tour

  May - July 2026

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  Ayebatonye

  Ayebatonye is a dj, event producer,curator and director of Nigerian/Australian descent based in Sydney.
  
  Intersecting music, art, dance and activism she is passionate about working to create change through creative means. Not one to stick to any particular genre, her sonic palette is unique and you can always ensure her music will get you dancing.
  
  Since returning to Sydney in December 2016, after 2 years in Berlin she has been active in working to educate and challenge perceptions about POC/ LGBTQIA community and other marginalized groups through curating events, and playing global and queer music throughout her cross genre sets. She has recently worked as one of the key event organisers for the Women's March in Sydney (January 2017) , held a talk for Rising Minds (June 2017) discussing "Decolonising Club Culture & Emancipating the Dance Floor", and played two Vivid events for The Ladies Network and as the headlining act for Bare Necessities.