That's part of the creative process. We'll take a break, try a different approach, or shift to something else. Sessions are flexible — frustration doesn't mean failure.

Music exploration is about following your curiosity and interests without external standards or "right ways" to do things.

• Listening to music and discovering what you love
• Trying different instruments or equipment
• Finishing a track you've been working on
• Learning a specific technique because you want to
• Just experimenting to see what happens

You set the agenda. No curriculum, no grades, no "should." Just you, your interests, and a mentor who gets it.

We're neurodivergent and autistic-led music education — a cultural space built by and for neurodivergent people. Not adapted mainstream services. Not clinical programs.

Your interests drive the work. Professional gear and industry expertise, peer-to-peer. No external standards, no treatment goals — just authentic creative exploration.

Meltdowns happen. They're part of the autistic experience, not something to apologise for. We're not here to judge, shame, or "fix" you. We'll support you in the way you need — whether that's quiet time, grounding, or picking up the thread when you're ready. When we say we get it, this is what we mean. For real. This is a safe space to be exactly who you are.

Absolutely. Bring your cultural influences, language, and musical traditions. They're strengths we build with.

Sessions adapt to your interests. If you want to shift focus (e.g., from production to DJing), just let your mentor know.

In-person: Various studios across Melbourne
Online: Via video call (camera optional)
Organisations: On-site across greater Melbourne and selected regional areas of Victoria