Recording and Promotion Grants 23/24

This funding program is designed to support NSW contemporary musicians to record, release and promote new and original creative projects.

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The Recording & Promotion Grants program delivered $2.2 million to 59 NSW artists in 2023/24 to support the recording and promotion of new and original contemporary music.

Supported NSW musicians include Meg Mac, Boy & Bear, Ngaiire and rising stars Royel Otis, along with hip hop artist Vv Pete, indie-pop group PEPTALK and alt-country artist Maddy Jane.

Recording & Promotion Grant recipients

(A to I) Artists or act names
  • Anna Lunoe
  • Ashli
  • Baby Cool
  • Boy & Bear
  • Chris Lanzon
  • Claudia Forever
  • CLEWS
  • Darcy Lane
  • DeepFaith
  • Dyan Tai
  • Gambirra Illume
  • Georgia Mulligan
  • Gold Fang
  • Hamed Sadeghi
  • Hayden James
  • Hein Cooper
  • HOON
  • ILUKA
(J to P) Artists or act names
  • Jannah Beth
  • Jeremy Rose and the Earshift Orchestra
  • Jessica O'Donoghue and Jack Symonds
  • Jonti
  • KLP
  • Lady Lyon
  • Loose Content
  • Lyn Bowtell
  • Maddy Jane
  • Major Zulu
  • Dr Mary Rapp
  • Maver
  • Meg Mac
  • Mega Fäuna
  • merci, mercy
  • Mia Rodriguez
  • Mista Savona
  • Ngaiire
  • Panama
  • Party Dozen
  • PEPTALK
(R to Z) Artists or act names
  • Radical Son
  • RedHook
  • Royel Otis
  • Rum Jungle
  • Salarymen
  • Salty
  • Stevan
  • Stiff Gins
  • Sweetie
  • The 046
  • The Quokkas
  • The Vegetable Plot
  • Touch Sensitive
  • Under-InBetween
  • Urthboy
  • Vlossom
  • Vv Pete
  • Walkerboy
  • Zodiac
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Vv Pete performing at Phoenix Central Park in Chippendale, NSW. Image credit: Jordan Munns.

Recording and Promotion Grants 23/24

Explore the funding program's key information, program objectives and eligibility. Applications closed on 17 April 2024. 

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