Summer Sounds 2025

Formed in regional Victoria and now based in Naarm/Melbourne, this idiosyncratic folk-rock group has crafted a unique sound blending rural roots with city chaos. Inspired by Smog, The Clean, and Crescent, their distinctive "jumble pop" reflects themes of isolation, vast landscapes, and the discord of urban life.

Their latest release, (I’m sure), partly recorded outdoors, is a tentative declaration of intent that they’ll find a way no matter the obstacle. Teetering towards falling apart and then exploding out in a cacophony of sound.

Wednesday 19 February | 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm 
St Kilda Library  

Ed Moon is a Soul Vocalist, Songwriter and Jazz inspired guitarist with a passion for fashion. Never wanting to be put in a box, Ed is forever evolving and is happiest when colouring outside the lines.  

Sharing their sparkly, androgynous and unapologetic plethora of original music Ed is a thrilling and unpredictable powerhouse performer. 

A unique style that permeates throughout their Art and live performances with a sprinkling of star dust for good measure, Ed Moon is one to watch. 

Saturday 22 February | 11 am to 12 pm 
Emerald Hill Library

Charlie Needs Braces is the latest project from Naarm-based musician Charlie Woods. A proud Guringai woman and direct descendent of Bungaree and Matora, Charlie’s uplifting and energetic music weaves together stories, language, and layered harmonies.

Having played on stage with artists such as Casey Donovan, The Teskey Brothers, The Seven Ups, and TEK TEK Ensemble, Charlie has ventured out with her sister Miri to launch the project-Charlie Needs Braces. 

Tuesday 25 February 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
St Kilda Library