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Becca Hatch
University of Canberra
Kirinari Street
7 oct. 2023
15:30 UTC+11
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After a stellar return last year, we're excited to announce the return of Stonefest - our local festival with a wild history. Think some of our best Australian acts, sweet sweet food and drink offerings and a banger day out with friends tearing it up in the mosh - this legacy festival is not one to miss. PRESENTING Bakar (UK) Ball Park Music Dune Rats Becca Hatch PLUS Ike(from)Pluto smartcasual Sophie Edwards UC Students will have access to exclusive discounts on tickets - so message the group chat and rally your mates - we'll see you in October. www.stonefest.com.au
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Biographie de Becca Hatch
In just a short span of time, Sydney artist Becca Hatch has curated a space in the Australian contemporary R&B scene that is wholly her own.
The Kamilaroi/Samoan artist rose to wider attention after winning Triple J Unearthed High’s Indigenous Initiative in 2017, though in the years that followed, Becca has established herself as a dynamic artist whose voice and style adds a beautiful flair to the current wave of Australian artists bringing R&B-centric music back to the fore.
First courting attention with the release of debut single ‘2560’ in 2020, Hatch demonstrated her proficiency as a vocalist: though starting at a young age, Becca’s voice was one drenched in rich soul quality that spoke to influences that significantly formed the genre before her.
Early influences included the likes of Ariana Grande and H.E.R., though as Becca has developed as an artist, her style has diversified; her scope has broadened; her ambition has grown in strength and confidence. Now, threads of youthful romanticism intertwine with those of seasoned life experience.
To listen to Becca Hatch sing of love, life and maturation, the music is immersive and easy to become wrapped up in.
Recent releases like the popular ‘Please U (ft. Planet Vegeta)’ and ‘Safety’ are indicative of Becca’s strengthened vision, as she remains true to her R&B and soul roots, while stepping into a more dance/electronic realm with ease. These new moves mirror the way Becca sees herself as an artist: more confident and self-assured than ever before.
Though Becca found her roots in R&B and gospel music, recent inspirations have driven her hunger and desire to create art that fuses a number of different sounds together without losing that essence that is distinctively hers. Leaning into pop, disco and dance influences, Becca Hatch’s music is taking on a new flavour that brings her further into new and exciting creative realms.
Much like artists including Chloe Bailey, Kiana Ledé and Ella Mai, Becca Hatch is striking out on her own and developing her presence as a young industry leader as well as letting her music drive her forward. Conscious of the opportunities in front of her and the role she can play for her contemporaries - particularly in her community - Becca Hatch is refusing to be defined by labels, refusing to be boxed in by the restrictions of genre or public perception.
Like her music, Becca’s personality captivates; audiences Australia wide have become enamoured with her and as the next chapter of music awaits, Becca Hatch is excited to get this new era started.
Plus d'infoThe Kamilaroi/Samoan artist rose to wider attention after winning Triple J Unearthed High’s Indigenous Initiative in 2017, though in the years that followed, Becca has established herself as a dynamic artist whose voice and style adds a beautiful flair to the current wave of Australian artists bringing R&B-centric music back to the fore.
First courting attention with the release of debut single ‘2560’ in 2020, Hatch demonstrated her proficiency as a vocalist: though starting at a young age, Becca’s voice was one drenched in rich soul quality that spoke to influences that significantly formed the genre before her.
Early influences included the likes of Ariana Grande and H.E.R., though as Becca has developed as an artist, her style has diversified; her scope has broadened; her ambition has grown in strength and confidence. Now, threads of youthful romanticism intertwine with those of seasoned life experience.
To listen to Becca Hatch sing of love, life and maturation, the music is immersive and easy to become wrapped up in.
Recent releases like the popular ‘Please U (ft. Planet Vegeta)’ and ‘Safety’ are indicative of Becca’s strengthened vision, as she remains true to her R&B and soul roots, while stepping into a more dance/electronic realm with ease. These new moves mirror the way Becca sees herself as an artist: more confident and self-assured than ever before.
Though Becca found her roots in R&B and gospel music, recent inspirations have driven her hunger and desire to create art that fuses a number of different sounds together without losing that essence that is distinctively hers. Leaning into pop, disco and dance influences, Becca Hatch’s music is taking on a new flavour that brings her further into new and exciting creative realms.
Much like artists including Chloe Bailey, Kiana Ledé and Ella Mai, Becca Hatch is striking out on her own and developing her presence as a young industry leader as well as letting her music drive her forward. Conscious of the opportunities in front of her and the role she can play for her contemporaries - particularly in her community - Becca Hatch is refusing to be defined by labels, refusing to be boxed in by the restrictions of genre or public perception.
Like her music, Becca’s personality captivates; audiences Australia wide have become enamoured with her and as the next chapter of music awaits, Becca Hatch is excited to get this new era started.
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