Warm Mids Afternoon - Andrew Tuttle (QLD), Anna Morley, Handclap
Description
Spring is here in Naarm/Melbourne. The flowers are in bloom, the trees are covered in leaves and the city is perking up after a long, dark winter.
Come and spend the afternoon in the spectacular, heritage listed Norla Dome at the Mission to Seafarers, Naarm/Melbourne at this little festival celebrating beautiful, dreamy music.
Warm Mids Afternoon is a chance to experience music in a way that feels more like a waking dream than a night out. This isn't your standard gig. No stiff-backed seats, no standing awkwardly with a drink in your hand. We want you to sink in, spread out, and get truly horizontal if the mood takes you. Bring cushions, blankets, pillows, a book or a craft project. Build yourself a little nest and let the music carry you somewhere soft and far away.
Doors 2pm, Music from 2:30pm
Norla Dome, The Mission to Seafarers, Naarm/Melbourne
Tickets $28 + booking fee, a small allocation of sliding scale tickets also available for those in need.
Kids under 4 are free - As it’s a relaxing event, parents are asked to keep other attendees and performers in mind.
Introducing the artists behind the soundtrack to your afternoon:
Andrew Tuttle
Andrew Tuttle, of Brisbane/Magandjin, dwells in a between world where the five-string banjo sits serenely and purposefully with shimmering waves of decay, reverberation and processed electronics. Holding a space that is abundant and generous, Tuttle makes outsider music that turns its listeners into insiders — beckoning a journey which unfolds many heart-opening moments. Tuttle has released five solo studio albums and collaborated on albums with artists including SUSS, Michael Chapman, Darren Cross and Mike Cooper on labels including Room40, Mistletone, Basin Rock and Longform Editions.
https://www.instagram.com/tuttscorp
Anna Morley
Anna Morley is a multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer based in Naarm. Anna crafts electro-acoustic, nuanced instrumentals centred around her principal instrument, the vibraphone. Her live performances are a unique blend of vibes, keys and vocals with handmade beats and samples, weaving intricate layers of sound. With a discography spanning six albums, most recently “Desire Path” with Zoltan Fecso (2026, Oxtail Recordings), Anna recently made the move back to her birthplace of Melbourne after almost two decades in Europe, bringing with her a swag of musical experiences and influences.
https://annamorley.bandcamp.com
https://www.instagram.com/annamorleymusic/
Handclap
Hand Clap, is the moniker of Maya Borjesson, an Architect and visual/sound Artist. Using synthesizers, spoken word, and field recordings, their compositions explore themes of connection, memory, nostalgia and loss. Earlier this year, they released their debut album Upon Reflection on Eternal Music Projects https://www.instagram.com/eternalmusicprojects/
https://www.instagram.com/handclap/
https://soundcloud.com/hand-clap-15689389
https://handclap.bandcamp.com/album/emp019-upon-reflection
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