The Gearins Hotel was the place to be for hip hop fans on Winter Magic night. Toasted Loops, the monthly hip hop event bringing both local artists as well as some from Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong and sometimes even Melbourne up to the mountain top, were hosting the huge Winter Woodstock special, and fans poured in from the minute doors opened to catch a typically diverse lineup.
A fresh and new voice in the scene, Katoomba local O-Menace (pronounced 'ominous') kicked things off in a dark and moody fashion, before former mountains dweller and head of the Catalyst Punk label El' Jistos performed a set entirely of new and unheard material from his forthcoming record Everyday People.
Written by Pat Bowden.
All images were captured by Pat Bowden. Featured image is Andie Isalie performing with Otherside.
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