Community singing with future soul artist Tiana Khasi / Inciting Joy

Faaosofia Le Olioli /Aguçando Alegria/ Ka jingpynshlur ia ka jingkmen / Inciting Joy

Community singing with future soul artist Tiana Khasi / Inciting Joy
Thursday, 22 May, 6:30-8:00 PM Session 4 - Final workshop - RESCHEDULED
Session runs 6:30 to 7:30 PM, linger until 8:00 PM

Together with future soul artist Tiana Khasi, we invite you to join us and sing together as a community as we continue to work towards our performance, featuring Tiana, her live band and you, our community singers, on Friday, 30 May - details below! This will be our fourth and final workshop. We encourage participants to join our community performance on 30 May, but it's not required.

Press the ‘JOIN THE GUEST LIST’ button below to book. Bookings are essential as our space is intimate. 

Single Adult Booking: $10 per person per session. 
Limited free tickets are available. First-in-best-dressed.
Ticket proceeds raised help support the labour involved in facilitating the sessions. 

Additional notes and acknowledgments are provided below. 

We ask that you please confirm your availability to join the performance by emailing info@correspondences.work. There is no $10 booking fee for you to participate in the performance on May 30. 

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Credits: Photograph of Tiana by Sulamain Enayatzada

Tiana Khasi is a Meanjin (Brisbane)-born, Naarm (Melbourne)-based future soul artist. A trained vocalist whose voice has been described ‘as venomous as it is honey-sweet’, Tiana’s music pays homage to her heritage while exploring a forward-thinking blend of soul, jazz and pop. Her debut EP, Meghalaya – titled for Meghalaya, India, the land of the Khasi tribe whose name Tiana proudly bears – arrived to critical acclaim in 2019. In 2020, Khasi released a follow-up EP, Meghalaya – The Remixes, a project that invited friends and respected collaborators to explore playful interpretations of her songs. Featuring contributions from Sampology, Melbourne’s Horatio Luna, So.Crates, Best Foot Forward, choicevaughan and Benny Salvador from Aotearoa as well as London-based label mate Street Rat, the remixes arrived dance-floor ready, breathing new energy into the music and representing community and collaboration at its core. 2024 will see the highly anticipated return of Khasi's music, brimming with the promise of pop innovation and soulful storytelling. With her unique blend of venomous yet honey-sweet vocals, she is poised to once again captivate global audiences and redefine the boundaries of contemporary sound emerging from Australia.

Please visit Tiana's website for more details.

Website: https://www.tianakhasi.com/about

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Additional notes:

—Participation is $10 per session to help support the labour involved in facilitating the session. A limited number of free tickets are also offered.
—Entry is officially from 6:15 PM for a 6:30 PM sharp start. 
—All of our events are photographed as we need to document all that we do to evidence the work that we do and secure grant funding. If you'd prefer not to be featured in our event photographs, please let us know in advance, and we will ensure you're not captured. Your comfort is important to us.
—Please note: Disability access: Unfortunately, we could not install an entry ramp into our facility due to building limitations. There is a 200mm step up into the front entrance of the gallery space. Please drop us an email in advance at info@correspondences.work to discuss this further and arrange assistance. There is no step-up if you enter via the rear laneway (parallel to Sydney Road). However, there are three steps down into the gallery from the rear courtyard (rise measurements of the steps are 110 mm, 155 mm and 170 mm). We have an ambulant toilet, which is wheelchair friendly but can only be accessed via the rear courtyard. The Wild Geese (Sarah Sands) pub next door has a wheelchair-accessible bathroom.

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Acknowledgements
We respectfully acknowledge the Sovereign Custodians of the land and waters upon which we live and work, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respect to their Elders, past, present and emerging. We extend this respect to all First Peoples.

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