Dew Process presents one night in Sydney with four of 2015's most exciting new artists. Taking over the Oxford Art Factory on Tuesday 10th March with a globe-spanning line-up of talent including Brooklyn's love-struck R&B trio Wet, the UK's Until the Ribbon Breaks' brand of warped hip-hop and the mysterious sounds of one Australia's most remarkable songwriter's Eves the Behavior alongside a special guest that has become the most buzzed about young acts of the country. With sounds that span bone-chillingly beautiful electronica, dark hip-hop, warm hazy melodies and party-starting beats; you're invited to a showcase of young artists on the Dew Process label that burst with a rich history of soul and endless possibilities of digital innovation.

With their 'R&B that stings like a splinter' (Dummy Magazine) Wet, with just one EP, have achieved more than most bands with a sophomore album - a unique sound they can call their own and a startling live show that they will be bringing to Australia for the very first time at intimate shows in Sydney and Melbourne and in support of regular touring partners London Grammar. [Watch 'Don't Want to Be Your Girl' Here]

Tkay Maidza having recently SOLD OUT Sydney and Melbourne show dates for the official 'M.O.B Tour' on the day of announce has added extra capital city shows due to overwhelming demand. Tkay's live performances have taken her from an online sensation, effortlessly tearing up the Hype Machine charts and raking in global recognition, to one of Australia's youngest fearless performers. Carving up stages around the country this year already with The Falls Music & Arts Festivals, Southbound, Beat the Drum and St Jerome's Laneway Festival Tkay is now gearing up for sets at Groovin The Moo as well as support spots with Charli XCX in April and May.

Fresh from captivating audiences across the country as part of Laneway 2015 and across the world with her latest provoking single 'TV' [Watch 'TV' Here']. Hannah Karydas, the mysterious young lyricist and vocalist behind the EVES THE BEHAVIOR moniker, has quietly been crafting intriguingly disillusioned-pop that draws on her experiences with synaesthesia and experiments with musical character-studies since her independently released debut single 'Zen' and it's self-directed film clip emerged on the internet and airwaves last year.

'Until the Ribbon Breaks is on the verge of something bigger' says Wall Street Journal of the once solo project of talented producer and songwriter Pete Lawrie Winfield. The band deftly weaves synthesizers, electric guitars and digital percussion and Winfield's moody, breathy falsetto that has won him famous fans, including Falls alumni and acclaimed hip-hop duo and now collaborators Run the Jewels [Listen to 'Revolution Indifference' Here].

Secret Sounds presents: Dew Process Label Party

Wet

Tkay Maidza

Eves The Behavior

Until The Ribbon Breaks

& Special Guests

Tuesday 10th March

Oxford Art Factory

38-46 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst NSW 2010

Strictly limited tickets available from moshtix.com.au

Visit the all-new Dew Process website www.dewprocess.com.au for further information on all artists.