IKSRE has been played on NTS shows including Post-Geography, with Wylah first played on 14 August 2020.

IKSRE (I Keep Seeing Rainbows Everywhere) is the solo project of Melburnian singer, songwriter, violist, producer and sound healer, Phoebe Dubar. This self produced project mixes her love of the Australian bush with lush layers of synths, vocal, viola and binaural beats to produce a truly unique, ambient soundtrack that somehow sits between the yoga studio and the after party. 
 “I spent years writing dance music and hanging out in clubs. Now I have a young child and a daily yoga and meditation practice. I see this music as being the halfway point between these two very disparate worlds”


Her debut album “Unfurl” (2019) has now been followed by a sophomore album, "Intermission" (2020), featuring previously released singles "Wylah", "August" and "A Day Off", all of which were acclaimed across the globe. 
 Featuring field recordings, painstakingly captured by Dubar up and down the East Coast of Australia, the album is an aural holiday for the year of the lockdown. And its title hints at this “in between” stage we find ourselves at in the world right now. 


“This is our time to pause. Our time to look hard at the stuff we usually push down and avoid. Now is the time for us to look at what we have become. Pick it apart, throw away the things that no longer serve us, and breathe new life into the things that sustain us, the things that really matter to us. This is our intermission, our in between, and if we do the work now, we can move into the next act with confidence”.