After a two-year hiatus, Canberra’s genre-blending maestro Koebi Faumui is turning up the volume with his latest solo single, “Your Theme Song” a sly, cathartic roast for that person who’s never met a spotlight they didn’t steal. Witty, biting, and irresistibly catchy, this track is Koebi’s playful middle finger to narcissistic antics. Blending his signature mix of old school soul and futuristic electronica, it’s a reminder that not every anthem is a love letter sometimes, it’s the soundtrack to rolling your eyes and reclaiming the vibe.
Dropping June 1, this track is for the eye-rollers, the patient listeners, and the ones who’ve finally decided to turn their side-eye into a song that slaps. Koebi’s signature blend of wit and warmth transforms frustration into a groove you’ll want to blast on repeat.
Who is Koebi Faumui?
Born into a musical family, Koebi’s been crafting sounds since he was 8 years old. From performing with siblings as "The Faumuis" (15 albums deep!) to his soul-baring solo career including lockdown anthem “I Feel Like Shit” to the uplifting “Good People” Koebi’s music defies boxes. He’s a producer, teacher, and activist, weaving rock, hip-hop, folk, and electronic vibes into tracks that move you, literally and emotionally.
Koebi’s catalogue reflects his growth as an artist and advocate. Whether working with school kids, collaborating with a diversity of artists like Citizen Kay, Tony Rich, Archie Band, Lucy Sugerman and Timomatic, or mentoring young artists through "The Booyah Project", turning personal stories into powerful performances. “Your Theme Song” is Koebi at his most unfiltered, a little sass, a lot of groove, and a reminder that you don’t always have to play along. For more info on his background and music go to: koebifaumui.com
Grace Faletoese
Grace is a vocalist and pianist whose musical roots are deeply grounded in gospel traditions. Raised in a church environment, she developed her craft from a young age, learning to sing and play piano in a setting that nurtured both skill and soul. In recent years, Grace has performed alongside her sisters Olivia and Lizzie as a trio, creating harmonies that reflect their close bond and shared musical upbringing.
While she is currently pursuing academic studies in engineering and science at the Australian National University, Grace continues to find joy in performing live. Her ability to connect with audiences through heartfelt delivery and musical sincerity makes her a talent to watch. With a unique blend of technical ability and emotional depth, Grace is steadily carving out her own path in music while balancing the demands of a rigorous academic journey. We look forward to experiencing more of her artistry.