Hiske Weijers has passed away in Sydney, New South Wales, on September 12, 2026, leaving friends, fellow musicians and members of the creative community mourning the loss of a deeply respected artist and friend.

Weijers was remembered as a creative and understated force whose talent and personality made a lasting impression on those who had the opportunity to work alongside her. She was a bassist for Tarzan Grip between 2017 and 2019 and was also one half of Fabels, the musical project she created with Ben Aylward.

Tributes described Weijers as an exceptional creative spirit who was loved by those who knew her. Friends and collaborators recalled the energy she brought into the studio and the originality she contributed to music. Her work with Fabels was particularly celebrated, with those close to the project describing the music created by Weijers and Aylward as original and intensely beautiful.

Those who knew Weijers through QUSP also shared memories of the time spent creating alongside her, describing her as a rare and remarkable presence whose artistic contributions left people wanting more. Her passing has prompted heartfelt tributes from people who had the privilege of sharing creative spaces and musical experiences with her.

A special tribute also highlighted her close relationship with Ben Aylward, whom Weijers deeply adored. Together, their work as Fabels became an important part of their shared creative journey.

Friends have extended their love and condolences to Weijers’ family, particularly her three sons, Joti, Cash and Rocket, whom she was deeply proud of.

Additional tributes have included photographs and a previously recorded conversation featuring Weijers and Aylward discussing their biographies, the story of Fabels and the musical connection they shared. The conversation has taken on renewed significance following her death.

Hiske Weijers will be remembered by her family, friends and fellow artists as a gifted, creative and deeply valued presence whose influence will continue through the music and memories she leaves behind. Her loss is being mourned across the creative community in Sydney and beyond.

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