One last chance to join us for our first live event next Friday morning in Naarm, with literally only a handful of spots remaining at the time of posting this.  Head here for more info, and to register your spot:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/spirit-level-presents-why-make-music-x-breakfast-club-tickets-1042447958907

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Noelani is a singer-songwriter, also known as MONRXE. Raised in Meanjin/Brisbane and currently based in Naarm/Melbourne, she is not just a formidable musician but also a fierce champion for representation and education across gender & race intersectionalities.  Noelani is driven by a desire to make the music industry more accessible to marginalised communities, championing safe spaces of mutual respect, equality, diversity & authenticity.  

She is a committee member for Black Music Alliance Australia, a non-for-profit that advocates for education, equity & representation of Black music & culture from the African Diaspora within the Australian music industry. She also works with One of One, another non-for-profit organisation that empowers women and gender non comforming people within Australian music.

We met just a few weeks ago, when we both took part in Green Music Australia’s climate leadership retreat.   Note: Noelani’s views expressed in the conversation are her own, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the various organisations that she is associated with.

Follow Noelani aka MONRXE: https://www.instagram.com/noelani_thefaceaustralia/

Black Music Alliance Australia: https://www.blackmusicalliance.org.au/ 

One of One: https://oneofone.com.au/


Green Music Australia: https://www.greenmusic.org.au/

Follow Tim Shiel: https://www.instagram.com/timshiel/

Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/WCKKOcdoVPs

One last chance to join us for our first live event next Friday morning in Naarm, with literally only a handful of spots remaining at the time of posting this.  Head here for more info, and to register your spot: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/spirit-level-presents-why-make-music-x-breakfast-club-tickets-1042447958907">https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/spirit-level-presents-why-make-music-x-breakfast-club-tickets-1042447958907</a> - - - - Noelani is a singer-songwriter, also known as MONRXE. Raised in Meanjin/Brisbane and currently based in Naarm/Melbourne, she is not just a formidable musician but also a fierce champion for representation and education across gender &amp; race intersectionalities.  Noelani is driven by a desire to make the music industry more accessible to marginalised communities, championing safe spaces of mutual respect, equality, diversity &amp; authenticity.  
She is a committee member for Black Music Alliance Australia, a non-for-profit that advocates for education, equity &amp; representation of Black music &amp; culture from the African Diaspora within the Australian music industry. She also works with One of One, another non-for-profit organisation that empowers women and gender non comforming people within Australian music.
We met just a few weeks ago, when we both took part in Green Music Australia’s climate leadership retreat.   Note: Noelani’s views expressed in the conversation are her own, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the various organisations that she is associated with.
Follow Noelani aka MONRXE: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/noelani_thefaceaustralia/">https://www.instagram.com/noelani_thefaceaustralia/</a>
Black Music Alliance Australia: <a href="https://www.blackmusicalliance.org.au/">https://www.blackmusicalliance.org.au/ </a>
One of One: <a href="https://oneofone.com.au/">https://oneofone.com.au/ </a>
Green Music Australia: <a href="https://www.greenmusic.org.au/">https://www.greenmusic.org.au/</a>
Follow Tim Shiel: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/timshiel/">https://www.instagram.com/timshiel/</a>
Watch this episode on YouTube: <a href="https://youtu.be/WCKKOcdoVPs">https://youtu.be/WCKKOcdoVPs</a>

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