Discover how Haromi Poutapu turned her teenage passion into performance at Brisbane's first Boiler Room event!
Brisbane has long been known as the vibrant hub of Australia, a city pulsating with creativity and diversity. This week, it took a significant step in enhancing its music scene by hosting its very first Boiler Room event—a gathering where DJs from around the world come together to perform live in front of an enthusiastic audience. Leading the charge at this landmark occasion was none other than Haromi Poutapu, a 26-year-old DJ who has quickly become a shining star on the local music scene.
Haromi's journey to the DJ booth began at a tender age of 15, when she stumbled upon a live DJ set streamed all the way from Montreal. The mesmerizing beats and electrifying atmosphere sparked a passion in her that would only grow over the years. Fast forward to today, and she has not only honed her skills but is now celebrating a milestone by performing at a fully packed venue, surrounded by fans who share her excitement for electronic music. It’s proof that chasing your dreams can lead to incredible opportunities.
Throughout the night, Haromi dazzled the audience with her eclectic beats, seamlessly blending styles that kept everyone on their feet. The Boiler Room event was a fusion of energy, light, and sound, drawing in not only locals, but also music lovers from afar, all eager to witness this momentous occasion. Harper said, "There’s something magical about playing live—I can feel the crowd’s energy and that just fuels my performance!"
What was even more thrilling was witnessing the camaraderie amongst the artists backstage—many of whom developed their skills online, similar to Haromi's journey. This spirit of collaboration is what truly makes a city’s music scene thrive, and Brisbane is no exception.
Did you know that the Boiler Room started back in 2010 in London as a way to showcase underground dance music? It's become a global phenomenon, reaching audiences far and wide—so whether you're in Brisbane or Berlin, the music connects us all! Also, Brisbane is home to other phenomenal music festivals such as Bigsound and the Brisbane Festival, making it a hotspot for those who love live music experiences.
When she was 15 years old, Haromi Poutapu tuned in to a DJ set live streamed from Montreal. Eleven years later, she has performed at Brisbane's first-ever ...