The Industry Needs to Pay Attention to R.em.edy.


We had the chance to sit down with R.em.edy to talk about her journey, creative process, and the experiences shaping her sound.

The Melbourne-based R&B, soul, hip-hop, and dance artist is making waves through her raw honesty, powerful storytelling, and advocacy for artists with disabilities.

An artist on the rise and definitely a Ones to Watch. 

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