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The Feels, bunch of chaps who met studying music in brisbane, and formed a band, perform shows in brisbane city and valley We enjoy serenading you whenever you like Bringing you feelsy & energetic, 90s rock and roll sounds with swirls of Surf and Psychedelia. ! ! http://thefeelz.bandcamp.com/

Two dynamic women, one four-octave electronic marimba/xylophone, 11 different drum pads, up to six sticks hitting the triggers at any time – meet Feels, the boundary-pushing, award-winning artists, producers, label founders and gender equality ground breakers. Since starting as a duo in 2016 Feels have received consistent industry respect and have been personally invited by Ableton to attend Ableton Loop Berlin, undertake studio residencies in Sydney and Auckland at Red Bull HQ as well as presenting at Ableton user groups across Australia, New Zealand and the USA. In 2017, Feels won Triple J Unearthed ‘Listen Out’ Festival competition and made their debut festival appearance. They have since performed at Australian music festivals such as Falls Festival 2018 and 2019, Laneway Festival, Kickstart Festival, Perth International Arts Festival, Disrupted Festival and Groovin The Moo. In addition to their festival appearances, Feels have supported the likes Ngaiire, Mansionair, Yeo,

New additions to the Australian hip hop scene FEELS have hit the ground running with the release today of their debut single “Jungle”. A downbeat pairing of minimalist electronics with subtle acoustic guitar, the emotional tale of loss tugs at the heartstrings while showcasing the lyrics and flow of two of the scene’s most promising artists. FEELS pairs Australian producer and vocalist Ryan Jordan (AKA Rahjconkas) and songwriter Dane Kennedy. The duo first met in their home town of Wagga Wagga with their first studio session convincing the pair to work together to create a new blend of soul based hip-hop with a modern twist. Songwriter Dane Kennedy first found his love of penning music growing up in the remote community of Ivanhoe in Western NSW. Growing up with musician Grandparents, it wasn’t until recent years that a well-respected Aboriginal Elder Cedric Briggs gave Dane his prized guitar with the words “My old fingers can’t play this anymore. Make good use of it”. That gesture