KESSIN

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With irresistible vocal hooks that get the girls on the dancefloor and plenty of low-end grit to keep the lads moving, Kessin is quickly making a name for himself in the Australian dance scene.

As the go-to artist supporting major international touring acts, he has shared the stage with some of the industry’s top names, including Solardo, George Smeddles, Reelow, Pawsa, Kolter and Luuk Van Dijk.

A fixture along the East Coast, Kessin is no stranger to the big leagues, having performed at some of the country’s most exciting events, such as Spilt Milk, Falls Festival, Wildlands Festival, and Groovin The Moo.

In 2024, the Sunshine Coast artist embarked on a production journey with impressive releases on Australian labels We Out Here and Sweatrz, and is set to drop tracks on Tyson O’Brien’s You Do You, as well as international labels Nervous Recordings and Creche London. His work has already garnered attention from industry heavyweights like Marco Carola, Paco Osuna, Cloonee, and Archie Hamilton, underscoring his exceptional studio prowess.

Kessin’s career so far is marked by a blend of raw talent and hard-earned success, with the young artist poised to continue his upward trajectory and become a key figure in Australia’s dance music landscape.

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