Track & Friends ft. Fosters, HYBE, Datzuzoku, Foxx & GeeNT
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Track & Friends, bringing you a selection of selectors for an evening of deep-cut dance tracks and contagious chemistry for your Friday night.
Featuring hellfire rounds from Track & Field, Fosters, Datzuzoku and HYBE, followed by Foxx B2B with GeeNT.
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Track & Field
Track + Field knows dance music inside out. A heavyweight staple of the Tasmanian electronic circuit, this solo powerhouse has built an undeniable reputation for seamless, high-octane mixing that spans Tech House, UKG, Progressive House, and elevated dance-pop anthems. Her trajectory over the past year reflects an artist operating at her peak, proving her pulling power on the state’s biggest festival stages and local nightclubs. After drawing a record-breaking crowd for her headline set at the Taste of Summer NYE show, she delivered a standout debut at Party in the Paddock that left the crowd completely hyped. Beyond the booth, her cultural influence is undeniable; her self-launched daytime clubbing concept, ‘Afternoon Delight’, completely sold out and continues to meet high demand.
Fosters
Fosters is a proud Narungga and Wotjobaluk man raised in Melbourne, Australia. The music he creates is inspired by his lived experience as an Aboriginal man connecting and learning about his culture, whilst trying to advocate and educate others through music, dance and storytelling. Fosters believes that music is inexplicably tied to our nature as humans and we rely on music to facilitate our connections with one another, on social, emotional and spiritual levels.
HYBE
Proudly representing an Indian-Aussie crossover as distinct as Vegemite on Naan, Hybe is a cornerstone of the Naarm/Melbourne electronic scene. He started his career in Bangalore with the progressive trio KASHER, then moved to Melbourne in 2018 and co-hosted local radio for three years to refine his sound. Now strictly genre-fluid, his sets range from classic house to deep, groovy bush doof rhythms and tech house —earning him slots at Revolver Upstairs, New Guernica, Section 8 and Music Room, to name a few. Today, Hybe is a resident selector for Eat The Beat, and the co-founder of the inclusive music and arts collective, Bloom.
Datzuzoku
Datsuzoku is the DJ alias of Indian-born, Naarm/Melbourne-based selector Steve David. His journey behind the decks began in 2012 under his former alias, Sublimation, where he developed his foundations in downtempo, deep, progressive and melodic electronic music while performing across India’s club and festival circuit. Now based in Melbourne, Datsuzoku approaches music without rigid genre boundaries. His sets move through deep and percussive house, Afro-influenced rhythms, disco, funk, breaks, UKG, jungle, techno patiently sequenced, instinctive and responsive to the room. His Melbourne appearances include Section 8, Howler, Glamorama, Storyville, Revolver Upstairs, Angel Music Bar, Music Room, Ferdydurke, Workshop Bar, alongside regional performances in Captain Geelong. He has been the host and curator behind Diggin’ Down Under and co-hosted The Weekend Chug show on Kiss FM Australia.
Foxx
From London to Launceston and everywhere in between, Randall Foxx has spent more than 15 years shaping Tasmania’s house music scene. From intimate poolside sessions to full-scale rave parties, he’s shared stages with some of the world’s biggest DJs while building a reputation as one of Tasmania’s most respected selectors. Randall was also the driving force behind the now-legendary Tasmanian house night Our House, and continues to curate standout events across the state through his latest venture, Foxx & Hound.
GeeNT
Gee NT is a Tasmanian born and bred purveyor of the finest tunes and vibes to make you move. With a broad and diverse taste in music that spans many genres, his true love is house and all the iterations it brings, but he can often be found spinning tunes from breaks to techno and anything in between to keep the dance floor grooving. He is also an avid vinyl lover with a large collection that he enjoys sharing with audiences via his DJ sets. He is one half of the team that curates DiscOH! and is a regular at tassies premier festival Party in the Paddock, as well as appearances at Junction Arts Festival, a festival called Panama and Revolver Upstairs. He has also been on support duties for plenty of artists over his musical career including Joeski, Emanuel Satie, Laura King and Sunshine to name but a few. Let’s boog!
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