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artwork was created to be an all encompassing experience, designed to exist within a standalone world. I left Sound States feeling as if it would take me a fortnight to unpack all that I learnt, though I was inspired all the same.

The Print Room will be open for members to pursue their creative printing practices using the Cannery's print room equipment, including the

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In late April I attended Sound States at the State Library of Western Australia, a three-day course discussing wide-reaching aspects of the music industry. After almost 10 years of Kyza Presents, it’s evident I still have a lot to learn. Speakers included artists, managers, lawyers, accountants, booking agents, and more. My head wrapped around most things, although discussions related to the legal side of the entertainment industry, specifically concerning copyright law, were overwhelming. Speaking to other attendees after this session I felt we were all quite bewildered, with many coming to the conclusion that spending money on an entertainment industry lawyer down the line would be a bloody great idea. The highlight of the experience was hearing from east coast artist Jaguar Jonze, who discussed the way her music and

We’re mellow on the programming front for the month of May. Quality music continues out at Lucky Bay Brewing, kicked off by east coast artist Ben Jansz on May 5. I’m quite excited to head out for this one. Ben is a solid performer drawing forth blues and roots vibes, so it’s going to be fun to be sure. The Cannery’s Open Mic Nights are taking a break in May, with the next session set for June 9, supported by Mineral Resources Limited. Rest assured we will make the switch to indoor sessions across the winter. Over the past few weeks I’ve heard from a number of musicians who have recently moved to Esperance. Exciting times indeed. For anyone looking to get involved in the local scene, the Cannery Open Mics are a brilliant first point of contact. It’s worth noting that the Cannery also has a hireable rehearsal space, with a PA system and adequate drum kit. To hire the space you must be a Cannery member, but from that point on, hire is very reasonable at $5 per hour. Get amongst it.

KYRON SMITHSON, KYZA PRESENTS

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