We are honoured to program this free night of music as part of the SYDNEY FESTIVAL MOONSHINE BAR AT Hickson Rd Arts Precinct.

Music by
OYOBI (Live)
Alongside SOUL OF SYDNEY DJ’s & Friends.
JUZZLIKEDAT
PHIL TOKE

Hosted by MIrrah.

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Oyobi is a Sydney music group that uses electronic machines, deep rhythms, and live instrumentation to take audiences on polyrhythmic musical journeys. Their music blends
electronica, house, jazz, Latin, and broken beat, and has been described as “nothing short of sublime” by The Brag.

They have released music on iconic labels Atjazz Records and Defected Records, with major supports of Grammy winners Los Amigos Invisibles, while featured on Late Night Tales, and having multiple Traxsource number #1s.

Their live performances are unique for integrating machines with flawless musicianship, breaking genre barriers, and using
improvisation to make performances unique and dynamic.

Members:
Vincent Sebastian,
Adam Ventoura,
Daniel Pliner (aka Planeface).

Musical highlights
-Featured on “Late Night Tales” compilation by Bill Brewster
-Two album singles reached number #1 on Traxsource
-Support performance of grammy winners Los Amigos Invisibles at The Metro, Sydney
-Praised by legendary singer Jean Carne for our version of her song “Don’t let it go to your
head” -Support for our latest album from Osunlade, Oveus, Natasha Diggs, Richard
Earnshaw, Jimpster, Mark De Clive-Lowe, Laurent Garnier.
-“Transcendence” album was main feature on bandcamp weekly in 2022.
-Musical collaborations and remixes with Atjazz (UK), Barrio Lindo(Berlin), Selomi (South
Africa), Cosmos Midnight (AUS), Amaru Tribe (AUS), and Milan (AUS), Oveous & Qvln (USA),
Nickodemus (USA), Karen Lee Andrews (AUS).
-Remixes of our music by producers DJs Hallex M (HK), Atjazz (UK), Coflo (USA), and Aroop
Roy (UK).
-Featured on Best of 2020 by Low end theory Radio show, New Zealand.

Links (OYOBI)
www.oyobi.com.au/
www.oyobi.bandcamp.com/
www.facebook.com/oyobimusic/

More Info:
https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/events/moonshine-music

It is a free event we are doing as an afterparty for KATMA dance workshop hosted by our good friend AZZAM which is also running on the same day at WALSH BAY.

https://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/events/katma

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A Symphony of Emotion: Andrew Bukenya’s “Bach in Colour” at Sydney Festival

February 5, 2024 by SOUL OF SYDNEY

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Andrew Bukenya’s “Bach in Colour” was nothing short of a mesmerizing musical journey that transcended the boundaries of time and genre. As a devoted fan of Andrew’s compositions, attending this show was a dream come true for us.

Having crossed paths with Andrew over 15 years at the SOULFUL HOUSE warehouse parties, it was clear that he was more than just a performer; he was a guiding force, inspiring confidence in DJs like us. Hosting the SUNDAY SANCTUARY Gospel House party together only deepened our appreciation for his diverse musical talents. We knew he could sing, dance, and wear many musical hats, but ‘Bach in Colour’ unveiled a facet of Andrew’s artistry that left us astounded.

From the moment the notes echoed in the venue, it was apparent that ‘Bach in Colour’ was a labor of love for Andrew Bukenya. His ability to infuse contemporary vibrancy into Bach’s timeless classics showcased a profound understanding of the classical repertoire. As friends and music enthusiasts, this performance became a cherished memory, a testament to our shared love for gospel-inspired house sounds and the transformative power of music.

The lineup of singers, includes Ali Aitken, Zohra Bednarz, Jared Lillehagen, Elias Wilson, Meklit Kilbret and Damien Hall, Lanneke Jones, Erin Clare , Jody Houston Sacha Lee Kilgour Atalya Masi, Dion Biasutti Condack, Austin Menso Frankie Bouchier, Jo Brereton, Tom Hallworth added immeasurable depth to Bukenya’s vision. Each vocalist brought a unique voice and interpretation, creating a harmonious blend that resonated with the audience. Their collective synergy with Bukenya was palpable, creating an ethereal atmosphere that left us spellbound.

Special recognition must be given to the unnamed vocalists whose contributions elevated the performance to new heights. Their voices wove seamlessly into Bach’s compositions, creating an emotional tapestry that lingered long after the final note. The visual spectacle of lights and colors added a layer of depth to the auditory experience, showcasing Bukenya’s forward-thinking approach to classical music.

As longtime admirers of Andrew Bukenya’s work, ‘Bach in Colour’ surpassed all expectations. It wasn’t just a concert; it was a celebration of musical artistry, a tribute to Bach’s enduring legacy, and a testament to Bukenya’s brilliance as a composer. This performance will forever be etched in our memories as a transformative and unforgettable musical experience, a testament to the timeless magic of Andrew Bukenya’s craft.”