CEO & founder Siki Daha created Music Roof as a safe haven for budding singers and artists to find a safe place to find their voice again. After spending over ten years touring and performing in Europe & Asia, releasing four albums and making history along the way as an independent artist he decided he wanted to put his knowledge and experience of technique, performance, music business and art by assisting others.

Influenced by artists such as Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Michael Jackson, Natalie Imbruglia, Aaliayh and Sade to name a few it was in 2004 that Grammy award winning jazz icon Natalie Cole gave him guidance to pursue an education to music prompting travel to the other side of the world to study music and step into the studio for the very first time opening endless doors globally.

Being the first South Asian Australian to make history in international magazine "DNA twice, working in multiple genres with a core of pop/rnb and being technically trained in classical, pop, and rnb Siki has taken various students onto being artists releasing their own music, becoming support acts on tour along with hitting milestones of their own.

With a vibrant and dynamic presence, Clair brings a wealth of talent and expertise to Music Roof. As a queer Filipino-English artist, Clair embodies our commitment to diversity and inclusivity, providing a safe and welcoming space for students from all walks of life.

With a background in classical voice performance from the Queensland Conservatorium, Clair's journey as a musician is as diverse as her cultural heritage. Her impressive resume includes standout performances in renowned productions such as "Iolanthe" and "Orpheus, an Operatic Journey to Hell and Back", showcased at prestigious events like the Brisbane Festival. From classical to contemporary, Clair's versatility shines through as she explores dream pop and bedroom pop, captivating audiences with her unique style and expression.

In addition to her musical talents, Clair is also a seasoned model, gracing the pages of esteemed publications and strutting her stuff on runways for brands like Universal Store and Peppermint Magazine. With her captivating presence and undeniable charisma, Clair adds a touch of glamour to everything she does, inspiring students to embrace their individuality and express themselves authentically.

Whether you're looking to hone your singing skills or unleash your inner artist, Clair is here to guide you on a transformative musical journey.

Aylish Ryan is a mezzo-soprano and is currently studying a Bachelor of Music, under the tutelage of Shelli Hulcombe. She is a passionate and dedicated musician who has adored music from a very young age and developed a particular love of opera. She loves connecting with her audience in a way that she believes only music can, and the emotional depth and challenges of delving into new characters and concepts.

A recipient of the prestigious Opera Australia Regional Vocal Scholarship, Aylish worked with renowned pianist and conductor Tahu Matheson.

Aylish has played the role of Hermia in Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream and worked with director Stuart Maunder in the Queensland Conservatorium’s production of Iolanthe, in the role of Leila. She performed the role of Orfeo in the Queensland Conservatorium’s production of Orpheus! and appeared as Orfeo again in Underworld: A Journey to Hell and Back at the Conservatorium, working alongside accomplished director and playwright Michael Gow and Maestro Johannes Fritzsch.

Sartika (aka Tika) is an acclaimed Indonesian-Australian vocalist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist known for her intimate, relatable songwriting and warm R&B sound. She began playing music at the age of 11, starting with piano lessons and then teaching herself guitar. Over the years, she has collaborated with renowned producers and artists and has graced the stages of prominent festivals including Rabbits Eat Lettuce, Yonder Festival, Brisbane Pride Festival, and Brisbane Street Art Festival, along with countless gigs across Queensland.

Sartika's contributions to the music industry have been recognised through various accolades, including being a recipient of APRA AMCOS's 4000 Talents. Her passion for championing Indonesian culture and empowering women is evident in her music and as the founder of the female/NB creatives collective Fam de la Femme.

Now, Sartika is excited to share her expertise through personalised production lessons. Whether you're a budding artist or a seasoned musician looking to refine your skills, Sartika's guidance will help you unlock your full potential and create music that resonates with your unique voice.

Kat is energetic, detail-oriented, and deeply passionate about vocal performance. Arecent graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Musical Theatre from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA).

Backed by over five years of experience as both a teacher and support worker, Kat brings a warm, collaborative approach to teaching—fostering meaningful connections with students while helping them unlock their full vocal potential.

Kat’s training spans from intensive vocal coaching with industry professionals such as Adam Wood and Elisa Wilson to high-level performance work at WAAPA, where she appeared in productions like Legally Blonde (Margot), Head Over Heels (Dance Captain/Philoclea Understudy), and The World Goes Round.

She has also performed on the professional stage in AEG’s Hugh Jackman: Broadway to Oz tour.

With a strong foundation in musical theatre, a vibrant stage presence, and a love for ensemble work, she thrives in high-energy environments and is committed to excellence in vocal technique and performance. Whether working one-on-one or in a group setting, she aims to inspire confidence, discipline, and joy in every student she teaches.

DBen is a recent graduate from the Bachelor of Arts (Music Theatre) course at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). Originally hailing from Ballarat, they havespent four years studying in Perth honing their performance skills.

Their coaching style is enthusiastic and encouraging, focused on improving mindset as well as skillset.

Specialising in music theatre, Ben is also confident coaching many styles including pop, rock and jazz. Notable performance credits to date include: Lampwick in Pinocchio: A Christmas Pantomime (Zealous Productions), Emmett Forrest in Legally Blonde (WAAPA), the Emcee in The World Goes ‘Round (WAAPA), and Juliet in Romeo & Juliet (WAAPA).

Before this, Ben spent their teenage years involved in as much community theatre as possible most notably being given the opportunity to play Marius in Les Miserable.

Ben brings a unique and exciting approach to coaching our students so we are excited to see them help our singers achieve those goals!