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If you missed DJ Lloyd's set at Adriana's SPASTA party at Collingwood Children’s Farm last weekend, or if you simply can't get enough of him, then you can catch the New York-based DJ and co-founder of The Lot Radio on Saturday night both at Disko Bizarro's 10th anniversary party at Dr Morse and at the Reasons To Be Cheerful show at Solace Bar. Before the weekend rolls though, do tune in to The Breakfast Spread where you can hear DJ Lloyd spinning a special mix behind the Wheels of Steel.

French-born, Amsterdam-based DJ, producer, and visual artist Kléo will be joining Jonny on Audio Vitamins this July 4. Having launched her label 'Call 4 Rhythm' and its party series - a space rooted in love, unity, and freedom of expression - Kléo's project reflects her mission to create safe, empowering dancefloors where everyone feels seen, respected, and free to be their authentic selves. Tune in to hear about her musical journey and the forthcoming 'Acid Coolada Remixes' EP.

Global Village’s NAIDOC Week Special showcases an incredible lineup of First Nations artists, celebrating their profound and enduring contributions to the Australian music scene. Thanks to the trailblazing work and spirit of legends like Archie Roach and Christine Anu, we’re now witnessing a powerful new wave of talent — musicians such as Emily Wurramara and Bumpy — who continue to shape and enrich the sound of this country and community. Join us for this tender tribute to music made on Country.

Local Chilean-background singer-songwriter Vanessa Estrada visits the Global Village to discuss her debut EP, and its launch at Shotkickers on Sunday, July 11. Vanessa's music blends South American folk traditions with contemporary textures. This personal body of work tells Vanessa's story of migration, protest, missing home, and love. It speaks to different facets of Vanessa's identity and journey—as an artist, immigrant, and a woman navigating a complex world through music.

This NAIDOC week we welcome DJ Yarra, a rising star in the minimal house scene celebrated for her intricate mixes and hypnotic beats. With a deep appreciation for the subtleties of sound, she crafts immersive sets that transport listeners to an ethereal dance floor. Born and raised on Wathaurong country and hailing from Central QLD, Yarra is a homegrown hero with a stacked calendar: Leaps and Bounds takeover at Bodriggy on July 26, FreeForm festival on October 10, and plenty more in the works.

Coming in to Mystic Brew to co-host the show with Mike Gurrieri this NAIDOC Week is Noongar artist Poli Pearl. An immensely talented selector and beatmaker, Poli Pearl is also a composer and instrumentalist in the apocalyptic jazz/fusion group Special Feelings. Tune in for some hand-picked tracks from Poli Pearl, along with some chats with Mike in-between the grooves.

To celebrate NAIDOC Week, Ryan on Tyrannocoreus will showcase music from bands that have Indigenous members, as well as an interview with Jimmy Kyle from local First Nations indie punk band, Chasing Ghosts. Ryan and Jimmy chat about Chasing Ghosts’ powerful new album 'Therapy', the band’s vision for 2025 and beyond, and engage in an open-hearted discussion around the 'Welcome to Country' debate. Tune in for this NAIDOC Week special.

In 2023, Frank Sultana won first place at the Memphis International Blues Challenge and took home four Sydney Blues Society Awards. Now returning from the USA for the fourth time in two years, his ‘Down Home’ tour will feature over 30 shows from March through to July, performing solo in intimate, hand-picked venues across the country. Tune in to Roots of Rhythm to hear more about Frank's upcoming shows.