Sirocco Presents: Headhunters (Guy Contact & Solar Suite)
Sirocco: Headhunters Live • Meantime • Mulubinba/Newcastle
Following our debut at Meantime in April, the wind picks back up.
LINEUP
Headhunters (Guy Contact & Solar Suite, Naarm) — Newcastle debut
Wheres Molly (Eora) • Tedek (Mulubinba) • Spænk (Mulubinba) • Pep Talk (Mulubinba)
MUSIC
A curated night of House and Progressive sounds. One stage. Headhunters live as Guy Contact and Solar Suite.
SPACE
Meantime On Beaumont — Mezzanine, upstairs.
Staircase access only. DM us for accessibility questions.
TICKETS
Tiered presale. Door is the most expensive way in.
First Nations: free tickets available, DM us.
STANDARD
Zero-Tolerance, No Dickhead Policy. No judgment. No discrimination. No harassment. Move how you feel, but look out for each other — if you see something, say something.
Compromising others' freedom = immediate ban.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We gather on the unceded lands of the Awabakal and Worimi peoples. Sovereignty was never ceded. This land always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land. We take the music seriously, but never ourselves.
Lineup
Headhunters
Headhunters is the collaborative project of Guy Contact and Solar Suite, formed in Naarm (Melbourne) following Guy's relocation from Boorloo (Perth). Sharing a makeshift home studio, the pair naturally developed a cohesive musical style that extends across both studio production and live performance. Leaning into expansive, dub-soaked synth work with pumping house grooves reminiscent of the turn of the century, the duo carve out a sound that bridges early-millennium inspiration and a modern dancefloor sensibility with a considered and tactful approach. Alongside the launch of their label Strange Cargo, Headhunters introduce their debut Mojo Rhythm EP — a collection of tracks honed through live performance and reworked for wax, signalling the start of an ongoing output rooted in the Australian underground.
Wheres Molly
Where’s Molly has been scoping the electronic music scene for 8 years, bringing you all things psy-tech, hypnotic techno and electro. Whether this be knee deep in the forest or in a steamy warehouse, her mixture of groove & high-energy aura, will have you feeling those cosmic sounds in your soul.
Tedek
Mulubinba-based Tedek mixes a variety of genres, blending between a selection of underground tech, house and related subgenres. His sets shift seamlessly across styles, blending sounds into something both energetic and immersive. Tedek has supported a diverse range of artists throughout his gigs, including international artists such as Gene On Earth, Matthew Dexter & Ron Obvious, alongside Australian-based artists such as Suki, Barney Kato, Au4r33y & Prizefight. Tedek is also the owner of C.T, a Mulubinba-based event platform known for curating multi-genre events across the region, bringing together a wide range of artists, collectives, and audiences.
Spænk
After eons of being compressed beneath the Earth’s tectonic plates, SPÆNK has finally breached the crust. Originally theorized to be a prehistoric tectonic anomaly, SPÆNK has emerged not as a fossil, but as a carbon-hardened vessel for rhythmic hypnosis. While other DJs claim to “curate journeys,” SPÆNK is simply here to facilitate the inevitable vibration of the lithosphere.
Pep Talk
Drawing on his German background, Pep Talk blends his cultural influences to fuse together a mix of Goa, psy, progressive house, and breaks. Now based in Mulubinba, he approaches genre as a palette rather than a boundary—refusing to be put in a box. He spent over a year as a resident DJ at One22. During his tenure under their shared alias Enso (with Another DJ), he supported high-calibre artists including Vladimir Dubyshkin, DJ Boring, Adam Pits, and Patrick Topping, followed by two appearances at Digi Culture & Music across 2023 and 2024.
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