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DIRTY VERSACHI

Creative Australia Export Development Fund - International Professional and Artistic Development. Support Material

This page features featuring selected music, film clips, live performance material and career highlights.

Please note: some tracks contain explicit language.

Selected Released Music

Don’t Go Thru My Phone (feat. Jamaica Moana) - electronic pop single featuring Jamaica Moana that pairs Dirty Versachi’s club-pop sensibility with a bold, flirtatious visual world. It also received triple j/triple j Unearthed support. Streamed 70,000+ on DSPs

NEOSTAR (Robert Baxter and JULAI) - 2023 collaborative single with JULAI and Robert Baxter that highlights Dirty Versachi’s cross-artist collaboration within contemporary pop and live performance contexts.

Unreleased Music

Show Me How Big - a collaborative single with Los Angeles artist and rapper Figgy Baby, planned for release in November 2026. This single was developed during Dirty Versachi’s 2025 residency at Squeak E Clean Studios in Los Angeles.

ENBY COWGIRLFRMHELL - produced and mixed by Dirty Versachi. blending electronic pop and club production with a bold, stylised queer aesthetic, scheduled for release in April 2026,

Live Performance and DJ Show Reel

Dirty Versachi Artist Image

A person dressed in a shiny black costume with large, wing-like extensions posed against a purple background.
Person dressed in futuristic black latex outfit with spikes and neon accents, posing against a purple background.
Project timeline and key milestones for a creative project run from May 2026 to late 2027, including phases for project preparation, Los Angeles residency, post-production, release campaigns, and audience development, with icons for travel, music, video, and communication.

Evidence of Previous Los Angeles Residency (2025)

Songwriting sessions and collaborator meetings in Los Angeles, November 2025

Two photos from a recording studio. The first photo shows a man in sunglasses, a green patterned sleeveless top, and jeans posing with a man in a purple jacket and light purple shirt, both making playful gestures. The second photo features a woman with long blonde hair, wearing a black hat and a light sheer top, smiling in front of a man with curly hair, a mustache, wearing a black shirt and headphones, with a microphone in the background.
Two photos of music band members in recording studios. The left photo features three members in a modern studio, with one person wearing colorful clothes and sunglasses, another with a black beanie and religious tattoos, and a woman with blonde hair and yellow highlights. The right photo shows two members in a wooden studio, one with curly hair and glasses, and a woman with long blonde hair and casual red and black attire.
A series of colorful digital album covers and playlist images related to music and relaxation, featuring photos of people, scenic nature views, and vibrant graphic designs.

Spotify Editorial Playlist Support

Dirty Versachi has been featured on the following Spotify Editorial Playlists.

Apple Music Editorial Playlist Support

Recent Apple Music support includes ‘LGBTQIA+ Aussies’ and ‘Cody Doss: The Engineers,’ a playlist connected to Los Angeles based engineer, who mixed Dirty Versachi’s latest single.

Cover image promoting LGBTQIA+ Australians, featuring a collage of four photos with diverse queer Australian artists, including a shirtless person lying down, a person in a leather outfit on a green background, a woman with pink hair and tattoos, and a person with short dark hair and nail extensions. Text reads 'LGBTQIA+ Aussies Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras' and 'The queer Australian artists you need to know.' There is a red 'Preview' button at the bottom.
Apple Music Indie album cover for Cody Doss The Engineers featuring a black and white portrait of a man with short dark hair and a serious expression, wearing a light-colored shirt.

Audience Growth and Market Reach

Key Snapshots: 560,000+ total streams across DSPs, audience growth increasing over the past year.

Top market: United States. Total streams per platform: Spotify: 342,270, YouTube: 171,593, Apple Music: 11,110

Line graph titled 'Audience Growth Across Streaming and Platform Activity' showing monthly activity from 2021 to 2026. The graph peaks in early 2022 and late 2025, with a total activity of 391,740 in the latest peak.
Map showing the number of Spotify streams by country with a list of top countries for streams, including the United States, Canada, Australia, Germany, and the United Kingdom. The United States leads in both streams and population.
Bar graph titled 'Cross-platform Streams and Views' showing total streams for Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music. Spotify has the highest with 342,270, followed by YouTube with 171,593, and Apple Music with 11,110.

International Media Support

A person with elaborate makeup and curly hair posing with hands near their face in front of a colorful, abstract background.
A promotional poster for Australian artists Dirty Versachi, featuring two models in shiny black clothing with purple background. The poster includes text about the Australian music scene and Dirty Versachi's new single.
Website showcasing a music article about Dirty Versachi, featuring a colorful photo of a person dressed in leather with chains, posing against a graffiti-covered brick wall.

Selected Music Industry Quotes

“If you’re a fan of artists like Peaches, Charli XCX and BIG WETT you need to add Dirty Versachi to your party playlist!” - Kailyn Crabbe, triple j Mix Up

“A powerful celebration of self-empowerment and individuality” - Tone Deaf

“A rising star in the global electronic music landscape” - KALTBLUT Magazine

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