Memphis LK has become a defining force in Australia’s next generation of electronic voices. Emerging from Melbourne’s world-class club scene, her music taps into the sanctuary and transcendence of the dancefloor, a space to let go, reconnect, and escape. Her transportive live sets fuse DJing with live vocals and saxophone, creating an immersive, euphoric experience that mirrors the emotional landscape of her songs.

Expanding her live artistry further, Memphis recently unveiled LIVE AT THE DOJO, a one-take performance concept that reimagines the club experience through the lens of martial arts, blending euphoric electronic music with raw physical movement in a bold, cinematic expression of discipline and release.

Her rise continues to accelerate following a consistent run of releases that have cemented her as one of Australia’s most exciting electronic exports. Most recently, Some Kinda Heaven has seen strong support across radio and streaming, including triple j rotation, 330+ spins across 25+ stations, and placement on 20 major editorial playlists across Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music, alongside support from Rolling Stone AU and Junkee.

Her previous single That Boy’s Not Nice earned global New Music Friday support across multiple territories including the UK, USA, Japan, India and Europe, alongside 26 editorial playlists and 20 triple j spins, while Skyflower achieved triple j First Play, 46 spins and SYN FM high rotation, further establishing her consistent presence across Australia’s tastemaker ecosystem.

Her breakout momentum has been matched by powerful live demand, with Memphis recently supporting Sofi Tukker and The Veronicas at AO Live (30 January 2026), performing to a sold-out 10,000 capacity crowd, and having just wrapped her sold-out Warehouse tour across Australia. Her debut True Love Rave tour (2024) sold out, and her performances continue to be defined by high energy, emotional release and immersive live instrumentation that sets her apart in the electronic space.

With Out My Body, Memphis LK continues to define a sound that exists between nostalgia and futurism, club intensity and emotional depth, reaffirming her status as one of Australia’s most compelling and fast-rising electronic artists on the global stage.

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