Purple Sneakers

They're back baby.

The video is a trippy and psychedelic insight into Kaya's world, one that perfectly moulds her world building abilities and distinct sonic imprint.

Our new weekly content series, USB-Sides will see some of Australia's and the world's best DJs showcase 5 tracks that they're spinning in their sets right now. We will dive deep into the USB's of these artists as they discuss how the tracks weave into their sets, how they caught their ear and why they absolutely dominate a dance floor.

"Context is always everything with this music. This music comes from queer black working class communities. Everything we do in this space on Aboriginal land needs to consider that. Peace."

“This body of work is about embracing every facet that is me. It is about the duality that is ever present and floats underneath my skin.”

"The potential that exists up North is one of the main reasons I find myself returning at any opportunity; having spent my own formative years in Darwin as a young performer, seeing how the arts and music community has grown exponentially in the years since I’ve been gone has been exciting to watch."

"I wanted an operatic chorus with no lyrics, but salted with some very real disillusionment: past all the distraction, dead ends, and false promises of the world is the love we too often take for granted. That's my sunset."

The track was debuted during his viral Boiler Room set earlier this year.

The basement bar in Newtown is the first 4am licence granted in the area in over 100 years.