OUR TEAM

  • With nearly 20 years of experience in youth work and 8 years leading music workshops in youth justice settings, Joe has dedicated his career to helping others explore their creative potential. He first made his mark in music nearly 15 years ago, releasing his debut album with Defenders of Style in the UK. Since then, he’s been consistently touring and creating music. Drawn to Melbourne for its thriving graffiti and street art culture, Joe spends much of his free time painting or collaborating on music with his label Pang Productions.

  • Ev is a battle rap veteran, having competed in events across the globe. A cornerstone of Melbourne’s hip-hop scene, he’s also been honing his skills as a visual artist since the mid-2000s, blending his passion for music with a talent for painting.

  • Signed to Melbourne’s Pang Productions, Koots is a versatile artist who works as a writer, producer, videographer, and cartoonist. He handles nearly every aspect of his music independently, from creating the albums to designing the artwork and shaping his live performances. His DIY approach and wide-ranging skills highlight his dedication to his craft.

  • Based in Melbourne's North-West, Lachy Hamill is a dynamic hip-hop artist, producer, videographer, and audio engineer renowned for his creative vision and technical prowess. His extensive work with Australia’s leading artists—such as Complete, Wombat, Greeley, NTER, TKO, and Bias B—underscores his ability to craft compelling visuals and pristine mixes. Lachy also has a background in youth and disability support work, using music and video based art to empower his community. Lachy is deeply committed to fostering a supportive and inspiring environment, ensuring artists he works with can shine and achieve their full potential. 

  • Able is the driving force behind Melbourne’s Uncomfortable Beats label, bringing nearly two decades of studio experience to his craft. As a producer, mixer, and mastering engineer, he not only creates his own music but also works with some of Australia’s finest artists. Beyond the studio, Able has spent over a decade leading music workshops, combining his passion for music with his extensive background in youth work and disability support.

  • Musty is the creative force behind Melbourne’s Pang Productions, managing everything from album releases and production to music videos and nationwide tours. A skilled multi-instrumentalist, he plays the keyboard, guitar, clarinet, and saxophone, he has also produced music for a multitude of artists around the world and has twice been nominated for best hip hop album in the music Victoria awards. Alongside his music career, Musty has a strong background in youth work and currently works part-time as a music teacher at Parkville College, blending his passion for music with a commitment to mentoring young people.

  • Brody Xarhakos is a multidisciplinary artist working across painting, graffiti and large-scale mural projects. With over 10 years of experience in public and studio-based practice, his work explores collaboration, Bpublic space and community-driven art.

    Alongside his artistic practice, Xarhakos has spent the past eight years supporting young people through creative programs as the lead facilitator of a public art and graffiti program at yarra youth centre. Through workshops, mentoring and collaborative mural projects, he creates supportive environments for young people to develop skills, confidence and creative expression.

    Since 2015 he has delivered public and private commissions with festivals, businesses, arts institutions and educational organisations, and continues to facilitate community-based public art projects that connect creativity with social engagement.

  • Timmy is a respected figure in Melbourne's vibrant graffiti and music scenes. For over 20 years, he has honed his craft as a street artist, creating distinctive works across Australia and internationally. His artistic journey parallels his career as a DJ, where he's become known for his ability to connect with diverse audiences though his station radio career as selector Whiz. Recently completing a Certificate IV in Youth Services, Timmy brings empathy and lived experience to his work with young people, using art as a vehicle for expression and healing. His unique combination of creative skills and genuine understanding of life's challenges makes him a valuable mentor in the artist support network, where he helps emerging talent navigate both their artistic development and personal growth.

  • Claira Vizzy is a hip-hop artist, videographer, and photographer based in Melbourne’s North-West. She’s known for capturing striking visuals and working closely with artists to bring their ideas to life, whether through music videos, photography, or live performances. With a sharp eye for detail and a deep understanding of storytelling, she ensures every project feels authentic and impactful.

    Beyond the technical side, Claira is dedicated to fostering a creative space where artists feel supported and in control of their vision. Collaboration is at the heart of her work, and she strives to make every artist she works with feel confident in expressing themselves.

  • Kmodo is a emcee/beatmaker, skater and passionate youth worker from Melbourne's inner north. 

    No stranger to adversity, Zak was raised in public housing, experienced domestic violence, family incarceration and loss of friends/family to drugs and mental health.

    His support network and decision making has been shaped around breaking the cycles of intergenerational trauma that his friends, family and society repeatedly fall victim to.

    With the hope of demonstrating another way out, he uses his obstacles as strengths in his approach to support work. Allowing him to come from a place of lived experience, patience and resilience to empower people at risk through early intervention.

  • Ethan is a 28 year old support worker with over a year and a half of hands-on experience. Ethan has been involved in the rap scene for over 10 years and continues to make music, which has shapes how he connects with people and values self-expression.

    Ethan is also into street art and works as a graphic designer, so he brings a creative and open-minded approach into his work. Ethan enjoys building genuine connections, creating a comfortable environment, and supporting people to feel confident being themselves.

    Ethan is passionate about helping others grow, express themselves, and get the most out of their day-to-day life in a way that feels right for them.

  • James is a producer and DJ who has worked in disability support for the past couple of years across day programs and community-based roles. James value clear communication, consistency and respect, and I bring a steady, practical approach to my work. Outside of work, James enjoys collecting records and collaborating on music and sound-based projects, as well as running and bouldering. Those outlets help James stay grounded and balanced in his role.

  • Since relocating to Perth from South Africa in 2008, Shadow has become one of Australia's hip-hop mainstays. Originally gaining national attention through the burgeoning grime scene, Shadow also went on to spit on global tastemaker channels like JDZmedia, Risky Roadz and triple j. He dropped his Cream EP in 2019 with anthemic singles including 'My City', as well as underground classic 'Russell Coight' alongside Huskii and Vinsins. Shadow has played alongside US superstars like Brockhampton and UK pioneers like AJ Tracey and D Double E, also playing sold-out stadium shows with Hilltop Hoods on 'The Great Expanse' tour. Alongside his music, Shadow also runs music and street art sessions.

  • Naomi recently relocated from New Zealand and is a dedicated support worker and behaviour therapist committed to delivering positive, person-centred support to individuals from all walks of life. She has a strong passion for youth work and focuses on creating safe, supportive environments where young people feel heard, respected, and empowered to build confidence and independence.

    Alongside her professional work, Naomi is an experienced DJ who performs within diverse community spaces. Through music, she brings creativity, confidence, and strong interpersonal skills, with a natural ability to read a room and create inclusive, welcoming environments. 

  • Seth Masters is a highly skilled street artist renowned for his exceptional versatility and attention to detail. His work spans a range of styles, with particular expertise in photorealism, character illustration, landscapes, and dynamic 3D-style lettering. Seth’s murals and artworks are distinguished by their depth, precision, and ability to transform public spaces into visually engaging environments.

    In addition to his artistic practice, Seth is an experienced youth worker with a background in disability support. He has worked extensively with young people and individuals with diverse needs, using creativity and connection to foster engagement, confidence, and self-expression. Seth’s combined experience in the arts and community support enables him to create inclusive, positive environments where creativity can thrive.