Hylander | Sydney-based First Nations artist, Hylander, is carving out a fresh wave of extravagant electronica. With an inventive approach to sound design and an ever-evolving creative palette, Hylander pushes the boundaries of genre, challenging the rigidity of stylistic conventions. His music transcends the ordinary, blending intricate soundscapes with raw emotional depth to deliver a sonic experience that resonates deeply with listeners.

Machine Hall’s M.PWR Series | was created to provide local grassroots artists the grand stage of Machine Hall, without venue hire, to showcase their creativity.

Whether a musician, a band, a performer, an art collective, an aerial acrobat, a chef, a dance group, an event producer, a fashionista, or even a burning passion project…the M.PWR series was created to shine a light on the incredibly ideas that circulate within the grassroots creative community.

Lorikeet Network | is a revitalised, forward-looking talent management and artist services collective, shaped by the challenges of the pandemic and renewed for a modern era defined by cultural shifts and transformative technological changes in the music business, production, and marketing world. - We aim to support the cultural voices of our generation, helping emerging artists develop as entrepreneurs and build careers that are sustainable, commercially viable, and true to their creative vision. Our tailored systems provide not just a platform for growth, but a team equipped to bring bold projects and ideas to life in an era of accelerated change.

As a full-service collective of music industry professionals, we offer artist management, music services, and creative solutions that meet the realities of an increasingly digital and rapidly evolving creative economy. Based in the Northern Rivers and Southeast Queensland, also operating in Sydney, with strong UK connections, Since our founding in Sydney in 2018, we’ve supported emerging electronic and indie artists through collaboration, community, and opportunity creation—curating events in Sydney and London and partnering with causes including ANTaR Australia, Endometriosis Australia, Shelter UK, Youth Off the Streets, WWF, Currumbin Wildlife Hospital, and the Black Dog Institute.

Relocating to the Northern Rivers during the pandemic, we provided stability to a small group of artists in uncertain times. That experience shaped our renewed vision: one that embraces adaptability, creative resilience, and future fluency. Today, alongside our artist services, we are building Pitch & Progress—an ideas and creative incubator, social connection platform, and venue—and developing Residents Desk, a new app designed to connect and make the Australian music and creative industries more accessible. Together, these initiatives lay revitalised groundwork for a progressive, interconnected future where creativity, technology, and cultural integrity thrive.

https://www.lorikeet.network