Now Sounds Midwest Music Video Launch

Join us for an evening of free live performances by Flewnt, Optamus and the Now Sounds artists, as we launch the Lost in Space music video!

Come down to Blue Heelers Square from 5.30pm to 7.30pm Thursday 18 September 2025. This is a free event, but ticket registration is essential. Food trucks will provide free refreshments.

Lost in Space has been created by young participants in Community Arts Networks Now Sounds Midwest project. Participants are from Champion Bay Senior High School and Mullewa District High School, and have been mentored by rapper and music producer Optamus (Scott Griffiths), Noongar and Wongi hip-hop artist and activist Flewnt (Josh Eggington) and visual artist Shah Jackey.

Learn more about Now Sounds Midwest >> https://www.can.org.au/community/now-sounds/midwest

Community Arts Network has partnered with Healthway and the Department of Social Services to deliver Now Sounds Midwest. The project has been developed using the Social and Emotional Wellbeing Arts Framework created by The Kids Research Institute.

Special thanks to our partners Champion Bay Senior High School, Mullewa District High School and MEEDAC.

Community Arts Network is proudly supported by the WA Government and assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts funding and advisory body.

Pictured top: Mullewa District High School students recording their music video Now Sounds Midwest participant Madi and videographer Andrew McIvor // credit Jesse Pickett