In an increasingly self-aware climate, issues facing women in the male-dominated music industry are clearer than ever. Now, a new documentary titled Her Sound, Her Story shines a spotlight on the reality of life for ladies in the business.
As part of the eleventh annual Human Rights Arts & Film Festival, Her Sound, Her Story explores the ongoing conversation around gender inequality within the music industry.
Filmmaker Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore and photographer Michelle Grace Hunder have brought the project to life through their dedication to documenting, celebrating and inspiring women.
Her Sound, Her Story is the latest film to foster an intimate conversation around the personal experiences, histories and social impact of women within the music industry.
The film features a whole host of beloved talent to reflect on their personal experiences, including Alex Lahey, Camp Cope, Clare Bowditch, Coda Conduct, E^ST, Jen Cloher, Meg Mac, Mojo Juju, Montaigne, Sampa The Great, Stella Donnelly, Tina Arena, Thelma Plum, Vera Blue and more.
At the heart of the doco is a sense of hope, unflinching in its take on the issues within and beyond the music industry.
You can catch the screening of Her Sound, Her Story at Palace Electric in Canberra on June 1 or at Event Cinemas Sydney on July 11. Check out the trailer below.
