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Previously a member of the soul-pop quartet JOSI, in 2022 she chose to pursue a solo project.<\/p>\n
“I wanted something that directly reflected my own taste, so I embarked on this solo journey,” she said.<\/p>\n
Having musically inclined parents, Wild Gloriosa began her classical piano training at five.<\/p>\n
She prides herself on her poetic lyrics but admits crafting vivid imagery can sometimes be challenging.<\/p>\n
“Creating beautiful lyrical imagery is tough. Those moments arise when I truly feel them in my spirit.”<\/p>\n
“Connecting with my soul and writing poetically is crucial to me.”<\/p>\n
Expanding to four days this year, the festival will kick off earlier than usual with Thursday evening performances featuring The Badloves, JAZZPARTY, William Crighton, Leah Senior, and more.<\/p>\n
These artists will perform in venues such as the Queenscliff Town Hall, Queenscliff Brewhouse, and Vue Grand Hotel.<\/p>\n
The festival runs from November 23-26.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The region’s rising neo-soul sensation, Wild Gloriosa, is set to grace the stage at this year’s Queenscliff Music Festival. She joins a diverse line-up, featuring cult Aussie band Something for Kate, First Nations duo The Merindas, as well as Boy & Bear, Katy Steele, Dan Sultan, Ian Moss and more. From the international scene, the […]<\/p>\n