Mama Kin, Mama Kin Spender
Danielle is a storyteller, mischief maker and word nerd who taps the human condition with equal parts ferocity and vulnerability. An esteemed ARIA nominated and WAM award winning songwriter, she has toured extensively nationally & internationally captivating audiences with her distinct blend of storytelling, vulnerability, humour and songs. Danielle has a knack for establishing instant and intimate connections.
Spender, Mama Kin Spender
Dingo is a multi ARIA nominated, WAM award winning multi-instrumentalist musician, composer and producer. He has toured intertnationally and natioanly with a variety of different projects and styles. Dingo is also an accredited Pranayama breathwork facilitator. He also facilitates and leads the Wildman Choir, a community choir for all men to gather in circle, and build connections.
Mama Kin Spender, First Chorus Band of Singers
Virginia is resident Choir Director and Arranger for Mama Kin Spender as well as First Chorus Band of Singers, a choir who has collaborated with artists of various mediums over the past 15 years. She’s directed children's choirs, led mass choir projects and mentored others. She uses music, relational poetics and a somatic lens in service of people having direct access to themselves, the moment and the larger field of awareness.nielle is a storyteller, mischief maker and word nerd who taps the human condition with equal parts ferocity and vulnerability. An esteemed ARIA nominated and WAM award winning songwriter, she has toured extensively nationally & internationally captivating audiences with her distinct blend of storytelling, vulnerability, humour and songs. Danielle has a knack for establishing instant and intimate connections.
Sue Johnson is a prolific composer of original Australian vocal music; joyful, innovative and nourishing songs cherished by singers and audiences world wide, including USA all state chorus'. Sue lectured in improvisation at the VCA for over a decade, co-founded vocal group Coco’s Lunch, directs four choirs Trolls, Pagan Angels Women Of Love & Fury (WOLF) & Living Out Loud.
Living Koko
Fipe is a cacao cultivator, creative and a polynesian dancer. Co-founder of Social Enterprise Living Koko, she deep love of country as a community cultural development practitioner, continuing a 200 year old tradition in cacao cultivation legacy. Through her facilitation of Pasifika Movement, Fipe shares cultural knowledge and understanding of kincentric relationships through Indigenous Pasifika (Pacific Island) movement, teaching movements that personifies nature and our deep relationshp with it.
Fresh from reaching #1 on the ARIA Country Charts, Emily Lubitz continues her remarkable rise following the success of her critically acclaimed 2025 debut album, Two Black Horses.
Backed by her all-star band, Lubitz’s signature blend of lushly-arranged country music and soaring vocal harmony (with a pinch of Swiss yodel) delivers a captivating and intimate live show. Having toured for many years with indie-folk pioneers, Tinpan Orange, Lubitz is a veteran of the scene yet her music has the energy of a breakthrough artist.
Emily runs the Neighbourhood Choir in Mullumbimby, NSW, where once a week she facilitates a joyful, inclusive and often times transcendent singing experience.
Dr Muriel Hillion Toulcanon is a Réunionese-Australian singer, songwriter and community arts practitioner based in Perth. She is the founder and Artistic Director of Salama, the pioneering contemporary Maloya ensemble in Australia.
Bringing together musicians and singers from diverse cultural backgrounds, Salama shares the rhythms, harmonies and stories of the Indian Ocean through music from Réunion Island and Madagascar.
Winner of Fringe World's Best Music/Musicals Award in 2023 and recently nominated for WAM Song of the Year 2026 (Global Category), the ensemble has performed at Perth Festival, Fremantle Biennale, Festival of Voices Tasmania, Cocos (Keeling) and Christmas Island and venues across Australia. For Choir Camp, Muriel and members of Salama will share songs, rhythms and stories from the Indian Ocean, with plenty of Creole and Malagasy flavour, joyful singing and music-making together.
The Sound Weaver (Jacinta Percy) is devoted to exploring the mysteries of sound, resonance, breath, stillness, and song. Rooted in a rich musical family lineage — with a piano-playing songstress grandmother and a great-great-aunt known as “Queen of the Irish Song” — she has performed and studied across Australia, Europe, and India. Based in Reservoir, Melbourne, Jacinta has run her private music school for over 20 years. With gentle grace and deep love for each person’s unique voice, she guides others to rediscover their true music through one-to-one lessons and workshops including Sound Weaving and Song & Sound.
Mama Kin Spender, The Seed Fund
Stacia brings decades of experience in the music and creative industries. Stacia’s experience is broad and underpinned by creating support structure for creatives to do what they do best. Creative direction is at the heart of what Stacia brings to all of her work, it is inherent in her nature to intentionally bring the highest level of aesthetic pleasure to all that she touches.