Thavy Ear is one of the most diverse female vocalists and songwriters to emerge from the Australian music scene having work with an array of artist both in Australia and abroad. She has chosen to share her creative energy across the urban and electronic landscapes, equally comfortable on a soulful lounge rhythm as she is on a seductive dance anthem.

2011 brings forth Beats Working's second offering, the diverse and original 'Found The Sound' released March 11, 2011. Striving to go beyond the boundaries of hip hop, 'Found the Sound' dabbles in everything from Punk to Soul, Rock, Electro and Latin, with the operative word being: Eclectic.

Byron Bay band Red Bantoo, who formed in 2009, are ready to unleash their second album, 'Strip Club Etiquette'. It follows a similar theme to their first album, we released just a year ago, 'Yesterday To The Rescue'.

A fusion of soul, jazz and hip hop, 'Strip Club Etiquette' cleverly weaves a combination of live instrumentation and electronic production. This quality production is the genius of the album, created by producer Si-Fixion (long time member of Sydney Drum'n'Bass band The Bird), it features female vocalists Sonia Lesson and Shelly Hughes, Si-Fixion on keys and MPC Sampler, Daniel Brown on keys and a Horn Section made up of James Howard and Stuart Currie.