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Stopping by Dounya this afternoon for a special guest mix is DJ Moi. Traversing through culture and time, DJ Moi will bring a unique energy from her homeland of Greece, as well as music from dance floors, restaurants and radio from beyond. Tune in to hear these club hits after 1pm this Tuesday. 

Naarm/Melbourne-via-Belgium indie artist Romanie is hitting the road in celebration of her sophomore album 'It's Not That Funny', which landed #14 in the AUS album ARIA charts and was nominated for the Australian Music Prize. Playing at Shedshaker in Castlemaine on October 25 then Northcote Social Club on November 27, each show will be a unique experience. Tune in to hear what this unique experience entails, along with an acoustic live song from Romanie. 

What started as late-night bar shifts and shared ideas amongst friends at Fremantle's Mojos Bar, GRUB has grown into a formidable musical force. Fronted by songwriter and lyricist Matilda Beales, GRUB's new single 'Shake It' is a frenetic plunge into GRUB's world, crashing together raw garage-punk energy with a dark-disco pulse. Claire Stuchbury catches up with Matilda on Firewater, tune in to hear about the band's self-titled debut album, which comes out October 9.

Describing themselves as a galactic oasis of rock 'n' roll freedom, TTTDC are heading to The Old Bar on October 10 for a show with Swedish Magazines, Swidgen and Primitive Deserters. Ahead of the gig, members from TTTDC join Chris Pearson on Pojama People. 

Ruby Soho (aka Ruby Martha Koomen) has a show coming up at Lulie Tavern on October 10, with Spittin Chips and Easy Freeman. Alongside her solo work, Ruby plays guitar in punk band Bitch Diesel and pop-rock feminist group Modesty, and has previously performed in Frank, LOOBS and Bunny Monroe. Tune in to hear about the new music Ruby Soho has been working on recently.

US metalcore act Miss May I is set to release their 8th studio album 'No Place For Me' this October. Formed in 2007, the band currently consists of Levi Benton on vocals, Jerod Boyd on drums, Ryan Neff on bass, and Elisha Mullins on guitar. Tune in as Ryan chats with bassist Ryan Neff about how the band's lineup change has impacted the group, and their fond memories of performing at Knotfest Australia in 2024.

On the day of the new album release, IKSRE (I Keep Seeing Rainbows Everywhere), the project of Phoebe Dubar, will be stopping by The Breakfast Spread for a live performance. Titled 'in all her forms (sound meditations vol. 2)', the record is a deeply immersive one-hour sound bath album where water functions as both a physical element and a guiding metaphor for transformation. Tune in to hear about IKSRE's upcoming NSW and VIC tour from October 10 - November 21.

From rock blues singer to Greek songbird, Anthea 'Jewels' Sidiropoulos will be joining Helen Jennings on the show today. Born and raised in Naarm/ Melbourne, Anthea grew up surrounded by music that expressed and exposed a voice for human rights through diverse music genres. This early influence can be heard in her music in a unique and captivating way. Tune in to Roots of Rhythm to hear about Anthea's new album.