Tralala Blip are an Australian unit of neurodiverse, differently abled musicians hailing from the Northern Rivers of New South Wales. Over the past decade they have carved out a unique position in the Australian electronic music community.

Working to overcome a range of challenges imposed by their disabilities, Tralala Blip have created a range of approaches to instruments, performance and composition that allows them to seamlessly create music together. Their goal is to reconsider the nature of creativity, especially music making and to push these processes beyond any sense of the normative or commonplace.

ARTJOG is Indonesia’s leading festivals, bringing together fresh ideas in art and creativity. It serves as a dynamic space for sharing knowledge, experiencing new aesthetics, and exploring current developments in the art world.

The festival supports contemporary artistic practice through exhibitions, performances, and education programs that invite audiences into ever-evolving creative conversations.

With a strong commitment to breaking down barriers around how art is made and understood, ARTJOG continues to grow as a vital meeting point for artists, audiences, cultural workers, and policymakers alike.