Jasmin Adria

“Jasmin evokes some heavy imagery and in her hands / with her voice it hits you that much harder.” (ABC’s Dave Ruby Howe)

Growing up on the Surf Coast of Australia. Jasmin Adria found her deep connection to music through artists such as <a href="spotify:artist:5hW4L92KnC6dX9t7tYM4Ve" data-name="Joni Mitchell">Joni Mitchell</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4OOlG5eBXSkSAAEeKjJb5Y" data-name="Courtney Barnett">Courtney Barnett</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4NgfOZCL9Ml67xzM0xzIvC" data-name="Janis Joplin">Janis Joplin</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:574ERIqzZ5yZU9JhIf3Ysf" data-name="Angie McMahon">Angie McMahon</a>.
Focusing on a documentary approach to her song writing. Adria sees her music as memories and nicknacks collected from things that she feels, sees and experiences throughout her life.

In 2019 she released her debut single ‘Fake Friends’. Which led to her being approached by ‘ABC’s Behind The News’ to interview <a href="spotify:artist:0SNWoGaDlrCompmg9rXeNq" data-name="Paul Kelly">Paul Kelly</a> for Aus Music Month.
She released her single ‘DIVOC’ (2021 Which reflected life during the Pandemic.
Adria’s Eco Anxiety call for help came in 2022 with ‘Brown Skies’. Which vocalised the widespread feeling of frustration and anger from the lack of environmental action. This lead to Adria featuring in Triple J&#39; s &#39;Class of 2022&#39;, which consists of the the top 16 high school artists in Australia.
In 2024 she played festivals such as Port Fairy Folk Festival and Queenscliff Music Festival.

Adria has performed and worked beside artists such as; <a href="spotify:artist:06y1hH4hu3rcTUXHJevPCf" data-name="Ben Lee">Ben Lee</a> , <a href="spotify:artist:6pOtVlJugMBAdUU8OU1xDe" data-name="Ainslie Wills">Ainslie Wills</a> <a href="spotify:artist:6viWvP8YChO4DcOi1BpNvT" data-name="The Belair Lip Bombs">The Belair Lip Bombs</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:5gJ35QfLWXsCmfleo8gPz4" data-name="Bones and Jones">Bones and Jones</a>