Only Fire

Performers

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  Only Fire

  When you hear the whisper of ~ Donatachi Music ~ you know you're in for a taste of pop's bright future. Sydney producer Donatachi seems to be shaping the genreless musical utopia we're barreling towards, boasting a veritable who's who of future icons in their collaborators and a reverence towards y2k pop stars as well as modern club boundary pushers. This culminated in 2019’s “Taste” EP, full of plush productions that are bursting with hyper colour sound design and forward thinking club beats, all with optimism and unironic love of P-O-P. After the underground hit ‘Crush On U’ featuring the infamous Slayyyter single handedly set the hyped hyperpop scene in motion, Donatachi now looks to the past for the sound of the future. “The soundscapes of 2000s Jungle and Drum & Bass had such an idealistic and utopian hope for the future, something that I want to explore and filter through a pop lens. Recent events have made me consider the kind of world I want to live in and the kind of artist I want to be

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  Queenie

  Queenie’s 2024 debut album New Moult is a melting pot of immersive soundscapes, raw emotion, and powerhouse vocals—an unflinching statement of arrival from one of Australia’s most exciting new voices. Released via Cheersquad Records & Tapes the album debuted at #19 on the ARIA Charts and #3 on the AIR Charts, earning national radio rotation including Double J. Blending vulnerability with voltage, Queenie’s songs cut deep—led by “Not Divine”, which was shortlisted for APRA’s 2025 Song of the Year and cemented her reputation as a fearless, genre-blurring songwriter. Nominated for Breakthrough Artist and Album of the Year at the 2025 AIR Awards, she’s already being recognised as a major force in Australian music. On stage, Queenie is magnetic. Whether performing solo or backed by a band of Naarm/Melbourne’s finest, her shows shimmer with raw energy, theatrical flair, and a voice that can shift from delicate to explosive in an instant. Following a sold-out album launch at Northcote Social Club, she’s become a festival favourite with appearances at Beyond the Valley, Queenscliff Music Festival, PANAMA, Blues on Broadbeach, and more. With New Moult, Queenie hasn’t just announced herself—she’s kicked the door in. “Equal parts theatre, thunder and attitude.” - Rolling Stone