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Kynan Mallia

  • Posted by MusicSA Courses
  • On July 13, 2020
Kynan Mallia is currently undertaking the CUA30915 Certificate III in Music Industry (Performance)* while studying Year 12 at Marryatville High School, as well as performing with friends in Sasha The Band. It’s been a tough year for the live performance industry and this can be disheartening for young, emerging artists. However, Kynan has been quick […]
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Lachy Riches

  • Posted by MusicSA Courses
  • On December 5, 2019
Lachy Riches is one of the students to recently finish the Music Business Course for 2019 and it’s well and truly been a big year for him! Many of Lachy’s endeavours and creative projects stem from his passion of Hip-Hop and Australian Rap, such as the event he held at his Dad’s Warehouse in the […]
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Ashlea Crane

  • Posted by MusicSA Courses
  • On October 4, 2019
Meet Ashlea Crane, this year’s Female Music Industry Scholarship recipient thanks to a partnership between Music SA and Moshtix. Ashlea is incredibly active within the Adelaide music scene and well on her way to carving out a successful and fulfilling music career as an industry professional. Ashlea is currently undertaking the Music Business Course and […]
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Tahlia Borg

  • Posted by MusicSA Courses
  • On July 11, 2019
Tahlia Borg is currently undertaking the Certificate III in Music Industry (Performance)* CUA30915 and is incredibly involved in Adelaide’s music scene. She is one half of Teenage Joans, an amazing female Indie Pop-Punk duo who regularly perform at venues around Adelaide and has supported awesome acts such as The Hard Aches, Bakers Eddy, Heaps Good […]
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