Kinder
MUSIC BAND
Australian music is familiar with duos that fire up the music scenes, and one such duo that has risen in prominence in recent years is Kinder. Composed of sisters Briony and Savannah Osei, the duo has been breaking through the electronic dance music scene with their infectious beats and pulsating rhythms.
Hailing from Maitland, New South Wales, Kinder's musical journey started at home. The Ghanaian-Australian sisters were surrounded by an eclectic mix of music, from traditional African to electronic dance music, which influenced their sound. As kids, they would often put on performances for their family members, leading to the discovery of their evident talent for music and performing arts.
They began DJing at an early age and performed at small parties before moving their way up to bigger gigs and venues. In 2016, the duo hit a significant milestone when they won the Triple J Unearthed competition, which gave them a massive boost in the local Australian music scene.
Since then, the duo's career has taken a life of its own. Their music has significantly evolved, exhibiting energetic and colourful African rhythms intertwined delicately with a dance-electronic music fusion that carries a distinct signature style. This has allowed them to stand out in a crowded field, gaining rapid popularity across the nation.
Kinder's performances are noted to be lively and interactive. Their music speaks to the audience, possessing an intoxicating energy which leaves the crowd moving and jiving. Several of their live shows induce a party-like atmosphere, ensuring those in the crowd have an unforgettable experience.
2019 saw the duo release their debut single 'What You're Like', showcasing their electric production skills and their ability to concoct catchy hooks. They followed this up with more successful singles like 'No Sleep' and 'Come Along', where they embraced their Ghanaian roots and incorporated traditional African rhythms into their music.
Aside from making music, Kinder has also graced music festivals' stages such as the Splendour In the Grass, St. Kilda Festival and Groovin The Moo. They have also supported notable artists like Peking Duk and RL Grime.
It seems the sky's the limit for this dynamic duo, as they continue their meteoric rise in the Australian music scene. Their unique blend of dance-electronic tunes, coupled with their vibrant performances, makes them a must-watch act. Keep a lookout for Kinder as they continue to shake the dance floors and hearts of many music lovers. Their story is proof that music has no boundaries, and with enough creativity and passion, anyone can make their dreams come true.
Hailing from Maitland, New South Wales, Kinder's musical journey started at home. The Ghanaian-Australian sisters were surrounded by an eclectic mix of music, from traditional African to electronic dance music, which influenced their sound. As kids, they would often put on performances for their family members, leading to the discovery of their evident talent for music and performing arts.
They began DJing at an early age and performed at small parties before moving their way up to bigger gigs and venues. In 2016, the duo hit a significant milestone when they won the Triple J Unearthed competition, which gave them a massive boost in the local Australian music scene.
Since then, the duo's career has taken a life of its own. Their music has significantly evolved, exhibiting energetic and colourful African rhythms intertwined delicately with a dance-electronic music fusion that carries a distinct signature style. This has allowed them to stand out in a crowded field, gaining rapid popularity across the nation.
Kinder's performances are noted to be lively and interactive. Their music speaks to the audience, possessing an intoxicating energy which leaves the crowd moving and jiving. Several of their live shows induce a party-like atmosphere, ensuring those in the crowd have an unforgettable experience.
2019 saw the duo release their debut single 'What You're Like', showcasing their electric production skills and their ability to concoct catchy hooks. They followed this up with more successful singles like 'No Sleep' and 'Come Along', where they embraced their Ghanaian roots and incorporated traditional African rhythms into their music.
Aside from making music, Kinder has also graced music festivals' stages such as the Splendour In the Grass, St. Kilda Festival and Groovin The Moo. They have also supported notable artists like Peking Duk and RL Grime.
It seems the sky's the limit for this dynamic duo, as they continue their meteoric rise in the Australian music scene. Their unique blend of dance-electronic tunes, coupled with their vibrant performances, makes them a must-watch act. Keep a lookout for Kinder as they continue to shake the dance floors and hearts of many music lovers. Their story is proof that music has no boundaries, and with enough creativity and passion, anyone can make their dreams come true.
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