Mish N Possible

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This amazing woman never stops producing the goods ” 

 Dennis Dunstan – Fleetwood Mac, former manager

 

MISH N POSSIBLE — THE MOVEMENT, THE MESSAGE, THE MANTRA

Mish N Possible has become one of Australia’s rising forces in  Dance / Rock / Hip Hop / Pop, known for their unmistakable blend of fat bass, filthy FX, and powerful positive messages crafted with precision and delivered with electrifying energy.

A SOUND UNLIKE ANY OTHER

Their genre-defying style  — fuses huge beats, bodacious bass, hypnotic hooks, and lyrical affirmations designed to elevate the mind, heal the heart, and transform the soul.

This is music with intention.  Music that teaches us that everything is about intention.
Music that reprograms the mind.  Music that makes you want to dance.

Their songs remind us:
“It is us who controls our frequency.”

They empower us:
“We draw a firm line in the sand… we choose self love and self respect.”

A LIVE FORCE TO WITNESS

Mish N Possible show is a transformation.

– Jaw-dropping presence
– Hair as big as Bass
– Back-bending riffs
– Irresistible beats 

Fans don’t just watch Mish N Possible.
They change through the music.

 

COLLABORATIONS

Mish N Possible are collaborating with internationally awarded Australian conductor and composer Sean O’Boyle AM – recognised for his contributions to classical, orchestral and contemporary music.  Sean O’Boyles collaborations include – Delta Goodrem, The Whitlams, Tommy Emanuel and Kate Cebrano.

THE MISSION

Mish N Possible stands for one core truth:

Anything is possible.

Their music serves as a mantra for the remake of the mind — a reminder of our inner strength, our inherent divinity, and our power to shape our reality.

Fans leave their shows feeling aligned, upgraded, and revived.

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The Business Basics grants program provides support to businesses to increase core skills and adopt best practice. This includes professional business advice such as mentoring.
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The Regional Arts Fund supports artists and communities in regional and remote areas. There is an address-based eligibility criteria for this funding opportunity. There are two grants on offer:

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