SIN
Co-host of George FM Drive, New Zealand's leading dance and electronic radio show, Sin has become one of the country's most recognisable voices in dance music - connecting audiences daily while helping shape the conversation around electronic culture.
Her reputation behind the decks has seen her play New Zealand's biggest festival stages—including Electric Avenue, Rhythm & Vines, Homegrown, Hidden Valley, and Hidden Lakes—alongside Boiler Room appearances at both Hidden Valley and Hidden Lakes. She's shared stages with global heavyweights including Fatboy Slim, Groove Armada, Solardo, Ewan McVicar, and Eli Brown.
Sin's growing international profile has taken her from Fiji's Your Paradise to supporting Fatboy Slim across New Zealand, before making her overseas festival debut at Euphoria Festival in Perth and FriendShip in Miami. In 2024, she completed her first Australian tour alongside longtime collaborator Brook.
In 2025, Sin and Brook embarked on their first UK & European tour, delivering six shows across the summer. Highlights included a sold-out headline show at Brixton Jamm in London and festival appearances at Boomtown and Liquicity—marking Sin as one of New Zealand's most exciting dance music exports.
Whether she's commanding a festival main stage or an intimate club, Sin's sets are built for one thing: keeping the dancefloor moving. Blending high-energy house, driving techno, and rave-inspired curveballs, she's earned a reputation for reading a crowd and delivering moments that last long after the music stops.
Her reputation behind the decks has seen her play New Zealand's biggest festival stages—including Electric Avenue, Rhythm & Vines, Homegrown, Hidden Valley, and Hidden Lakes—alongside Boiler Room appearances at both Hidden Valley and Hidden Lakes. She's shared stages with global heavyweights including Fatboy Slim, Groove Armada, Solardo, Ewan McVicar, and Eli Brown.
Sin's growing international profile has taken her from Fiji's Your Paradise to supporting Fatboy Slim across New Zealand, before making her overseas festival debut at Euphoria Festival in Perth and FriendShip in Miami. In 2024, she completed her first Australian tour alongside longtime collaborator Brook.
In 2025, Sin and Brook embarked on their first UK & European tour, delivering six shows across the summer. Highlights included a sold-out headline show at Brixton Jamm in London and festival appearances at Boomtown and Liquicity—marking Sin as one of New Zealand's most exciting dance music exports.
Whether she's commanding a festival main stage or an intimate club, Sin's sets are built for one thing: keeping the dancefloor moving. Blending high-energy house, driving techno, and rave-inspired curveballs, she's earned a reputation for reading a crowd and delivering moments that last long after the music stops.
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