Our Team

From 2011 to 2023, Amy served as CEO and Executive Producer of the Sydney Improvised Music Association (SIMA), where she played a pivotal role in establishing it as a leading force in Australia’s jazz and improvised music scene. She is also the creative producer of The Three Seas, an international project that showcases innovative cross-cultural music collaboration between West Bengal and Australia. In addition, she mentors self-managed artists, offering tailored support to help them navigate the evolving music industry landscape. Amy is an alumnus of Creative Australia’s Leadership Program and serves on the Board of Directors of Eastside Radio 89.7 FM, and producing agency, Places and Spaces.

Her distinctive style weaves together elements of folk, modern electronica, indie pop, and balladry, all underpinned by her lyrical vulnerability and exceptional melodic instinct.

Elana has released four critically acclaimed solo albums: In The Garden of Wild Things (2006), Your Anniversary (2009), Kintsugi (2015), and Married to the Sound (2024). Each record showcases her evolving sound—by turns exultant and introspective—while affirming her place as one of Australia’s most original and dynamic voices.

She is also a founding member of the ARIA Award-winning folk/alt-country supergroup All Our Exes Live in Texas, known for their lush harmonies and captivating live performances. The band has toured extensively across Australia, the USA, UK, and Europe, sharing stages with global acts such as The Backstreet Boys, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats, and Midnight Oil.

In addition to her solo and group work, Elana is a longtime member of Missy Higgins ’live band and has toured internationally with the John Butler Trio as a singer, pianist, accordionist, and percussionist—opening for John Butler across Europe in 2022.

Her collaborative spirit has seen her perform and record with a wide range of artists, including Hermitude, Megan Washington, Josh Pyke, Kate Miller-Heidke, Jackson Jackson, Ngaiire, Passenger, Donny Benét, Bluejuice, and the beloved Melbourne comedy troupe Tripod.

Her unmistakable voice and fearless artistry are matched by an authenticity and humour that bring both lightness and truth to her music.

Eloise specialises in strategic development and facilitating collaborative creative projects within regional and non-traditional art contexts. Her guiding principle is to back the unique skill set of artists, and champion their creative leadership, expertise, and experimentation.

She has experience in local government with Manly Art Gallery & Museum, Northern Beaches Council, where she held the positions of Acting Manager, Arts & Culture & Gallery Director, and Gallery Business Coordinator. Earlier in her career, she worked in State Government at the Powerhouse, and lived and worked in Central Australia, holding managerial and studio roles with leading Aboriginal art centres Tangentyere Artists and Papunya Tjupi Arts. 

She currently writes for Art Collector Magazine, is a casual academic at the University of New South Wales, and is Curator of Our Choir Has Always Been Travelling, a national touring exhibition with Hermannsburg Potters and Tangentyere Artists, in development with Artback NT. 

In 2020, Nick graduated from the Talent Development project with his band Cøsmix and has since completed his studies in music production. 

Nick is deeply passionate about bringing music to life and exploring new sounds along the way. He has also worked closely with and gained valuable experience from the likes of producers Adrian Breakspear (Gang of Youths) and Jack Nigro (Pacific Avenue). Nick has had the pleasure of working with artists such as Fifth Dawn, The Causeway, Little Delilah, Ethan Beckton, Cøsmix, + many more. 

In late high school, Nick became a member of The Arts Unit Jazz Orchestra and State Wind Band. He also had the honour of receiving an invitation to play at Encore in 2020.