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Aimee Chapman occupies a rare intersection as both a performing artist and a music industry executive. Her diverse talents span the electronic music landscape, encompassing roles as an electronic producer, vocalist, musician, and sound artist. Her creative journey traverses a wide spectrum of genres, including electronic, pop, jazz, and beyond. With a global presence, Aimee has taken her music to audiences across continents, embarking on extensive tours through Australia, Japan, Canada, Denmark, and France. Throughout her career, she has released numerous albums independently as well as through label collaborations.
Her artistic impact extends far beyond national borders, with her work making appearances on prestigious television networks like CNN and NBC. Her talents have also found expression in the realms of theatre, film, and multimedia projects, showcasing her versatility and broad appeal.
A notable highlight in Aimee's career was her contribution to the 'Vast' Project, a creative endeavor that led her to a week-long residency in a historic colonial ghost town within Western Australia's Pilbara region. Collaborating with renowned songwriters such as Sally Seltmann, Bernard Fanning, Glenn Richards, and Paul McDermott, Aimee co-wrote a compelling song with Paul Dempsey of Something for Kate. This collaboration resulted in a track released under the banner of littlebigman/EMI, accompanied by a captivating live concert and an insightful documentary film.
Aimee's engagement with the '&so' female electronic music collective has been equally impactful. Her involvement secured her the Creative Victoria 'Creators Fund' in 2021 and 'Music Works' in 2022, opening doors for collaborative projects and commissions with esteemed artists like Dr. Christian Thompson and David Rosetsky. This support has also paved the way for an upcoming collection of musical works, scheduled for release in late 2023.
Recognized for her dedication to community-based art, Aimee was honored with the Phee Broadway Residency Recipient title in 2021. In 2019, she earned the inaugural Loddon Mallee Renewable Energy Arts Award for her innovative composition using sounds sourced from renewable energy technologies. This captivating piece, along with its accompanying video, is currently on tour across Victoria as part of a dynamic public exhibition.
Aimee's commitment to fostering creativity in others is evident through her role as a facilitator for Central Victoria’s Ableton-approved User Group. She has also contributed her expertise to setting up Protools studios, recording, and mentoring performances in remote communities through Save the Children programs. Her teaching initiatives encompass Ableton workshops held in diverse locations, including the esteemed Kansai Music Conference in Osaka, Japan. Beyond her artistic endeavors, Aimee actively serves on the board of the Grassroots Music Academy, an inspiring non-profit organization dedicated to providing music education to at-risk children throughout Australia.
Her influence extends to various media platforms; she is a regular host on Castlemaine's MainFM radio and serves as the producer of the regional podcast ‘Country Creatives.’ Aimee's educational journey includes degrees from the Victorian College of the Arts in Creative Arts and the Royal Institute of Technology in Music (Industry). She has furthered her education through Advanced Electronic studies at Berklee College of Music and Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio (MESS).
With a rich background in project, venue and event management, Aimee's leadership has overseen iconic venues such as Palais Theatre, Margaret Court Arena, Rod Laver Arena, and John Cain Arena. Her guidance has orchestrated memorable performances by renowned artists like Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Ed Sheeran, Joe Cocker, Florence & the Machine, and Eddie Vedder. At present, Aimee adeptly curates and manages a diverse live entertainment portfolio, showcasing international acts including Joan As Policewoman, Josh Cohen's Radiohead for Solo Piano, and the Australian premiere of the musical 'Madiba'—a poignant tribute to Nelson Mandela's impactful life and legacy.
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