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Kasinda Studio 5 Live

Studio 5 Live
Mon 2 Nov 2026
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Kasinda is a versatile multi-instrumentalist, composer, researcher and educator, who released her
debut EP, This Life, in September this year. PBS is excited to welcome Kasinda and her band into Studio 5 for a special performance taking place on Homebrew, Monday November 2, 2026.

Kasinda is known for her ability across genres including classical, jazz and contemporary music represented in her collaborations in numerous projects including Owelu Dreamhouse, Kee’ahn, Ella Thompson, Afrospace Jazz Industry, Heavy Amber, The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra and more.

Artistically, Kasinda is a story teller using her Nigerian and Dutch identity to fuse new sounds and connect to a wide variety of audiences.

Tune in to Homebrew on Monday November 2 from 3pm to hear Kasinda and her band play in Studio 5, alongside an interview with Brooke.

Studio 5 Live is made possible by Carlton Audio Visual and is supported by the Australian Government through Music Australia and Creative Australia, its arts funding and advisory body. 

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