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TRALALA BLIP
After performing on festival stages around the world, Tralala Blip are bringing their intoxicating beats to BIG CITY LIGHTS*. Hailing from Northern Rivers of NSW, the collective is made up of uber talented, neurodiverse, differently-abled musicians whose unique approach to making music has resulted in a decade-long career. Pushing the boundaries of composition through pop electronic melodies and nature soundscapes, be entranced by their cosmic concert.
Tralala Blip are an Australian unit of neurodiverse, differently abled musicians hailing from the Northern Rivers of New South Wales.
Over the past decade they have carved out a unique position in the Australian electronic music community. Working to overcome a range of challenges imposed by their disabilities, Tralala Blip have created a range of approaches to instruments, performance and composition that allows them to seamlessly create music together.
Beyond their extensive performance commitments, they have presented their work as special guests of TEDx, have had a stage production created about them (My Radio Heart), collaborated with Back To back Theatre on their Radial series and have instigated many workshops for other neurodiverse artists. Their goal is to reconsider the nature of creativity, especially music making and to push these processes beyond any sense of the normative or commonplace.
Celebrated internationally for their relentless pursuit of a level playing field in music creation, they have been fortunate to be supported by festivals such as Unsound Krakow, Liquid Architecture Sydney, Dark Mofo Tasmania, The NowNow and Soft Centre Sydney, Illuminate Adelaide and arts facilities such as ZKM Karlsruhe
| PHOTO | Kate Holmes |
Davison LaneSouthport CBD QLD 4215
| Friday 28 Jun | 7PM |
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Yugambeh Language Region and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People of the Gold Coast.
We recognise their continuing connection and contributions to country and culture.
We pay respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
