IKSRE "in all her forms (sound meditations vol. 2)" album launch, Red Hill

It’s been a big year for solo ambient electronica musician and producer IKSRE (aka Phoebe Dubar), and October sees her celebrate the release of her eighth studio album - “in all her forms (sound meditations vol. 2)” out on Constellation Tatsu. Join her for an extended, immersive afternoon show in a hall in the Red Hill forest, featuring special lighting design and surround sound, within this beautiful and intimate venue. This will be a show quite unlike anything you’ve ever experienced - part sound bath, part ambient bangers, and all heart. Don’t miss your chance to experience this incredible musician’s expansive music live, in full technicolour.

“in all her forms (sound meditations vol. 2)”, three years in the making, is a deeply immersive one-hour sound bath album where water functions as both physical element and guiding metaphor for transformation. Across the work, water is understood as constant change within continuity. It moves through states of solid, liquid, and gas, yet always returns to itself as H₂O. This cycle becomes the conceptual foundation of the album, reflecting on how we as humans might move through change while retaining our essence.

Created as both meditation and composition, the album follows the arc of a traditional sound bath, expanded through field recordings and layered instrumentation that reflect water’s shifting states. Alongside crystal and Himalayan singing bowls, handpan, gongs, voice, and acoustic instruments, she incorporates bass, synthesisers, and ambient electronics that flow intuitively through the work. The result is a continuous one-hour journey through entrainment, deep rest, dissolution, transformation, and integration.

The album will be launched with an extended set spanning IKSRE’s entire back catalogue and selections from the new album. The show will also feature immersive lighting design from Raconteur Melbourne and support duties from “Bladerunner-folk” duo, My Lovely Haunting.

About IKSRE

IKSRE (I Keep Seeing Rainbows Everywhere) is the solo moniker of Mornington Peninsula (AUS)-based multi instrumentalist, vocalist, producer and sound healer (dip. Sound Healing Academy, Cornwall), Phoebe Dubar. She combines ethereal vocals with lush strings, bass-forward synths and effects-laden guitar with field recordings, to create a unique, ambient, neo-classical electronica sound, which sits at the intersection of the natural world and the human experience

Her work has been released on Constellation Tatsu, Hush Hush Records, and Lo Recordings, and featured on BBC Radio 6, KEXP, triple j, RRR, PBS-FM, and more.

She has performed at Dark MOFO, Tree People in LosAngeles, An Evening with Drew Barrymore at Sydney ICC and Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, the Melbourne Recital Centre, Jazzlab, Peninsula Hot Springs and facilitates sound baths and workshops internationally.

“in all her forms (sound meditations vol. 2) is a stunning ambient album. Dancing in tandem with the varied voices of nature and the musical gifts of humans, IKSRE perfectly blends this album to highlight the often-overlooked terrestrial beauty of the world we live in. Seamlessly flowing from track to track, this album has been one of the most uplifting musical experiences I’ve had in a long time." (Loud Women.org)

"If the goal here was to make me tear up in the middle of my office, then consider this aqueous sound bath a moving success. Sets a safe, sonic space and guides you to an emotional release." Lars Gotrich, Viking's Choice.

“washes over you like the ending of a film—slowly, in pieces, building new mental connections almost imperceptibly. The natural soothing effects of water-filled environments that are taken beyond by the helping hands of Dubar’s subtle instrumentation and lulling vocals—like a friend taking first watch in the night while you get some much needed rest.” Melted Form

ethereal vocals, field recordings and electronic elements create lush soundscapes designed to bring more tranquillity into people’s hectic everyday lives. (Zen Sounds, “Best New Ambient”)