In the past decade music made by Aboriginal artists has enjoyed unprecedented levels of success in Australia. Here is a representative sample of the rich diversity – from country through folk to rock – of the music which has been used as a vital artistic medium to explore important issues ranging from land rights and the ‘stolen generations’ to colonial dispossession and racism.
ALAN MARALUNG: New Song (Part 1)
GEOFFREY GURRUMUL YUNUPINGU: Djarimirri
WAAK WAAK JUNGI: Jumbucco
TIDDAS: Inanay
ARCHIE ROACH: Jamu Dreaming
TJUPURRU: Stompin' Ground
PIGRAM BROTHERS: Moonlight
PUKATJA KUNGKAS: Uwa Wiya
ALAN DARGIN: Fantastic Plastic
SALTWATER BAND: Djilawurr
SEAMAN DAN: Old Man & The Sea
THE WILCANNIA MOB: Down River
KEV CARMODY: From Little Things Big Things Grow
MATTHEW DOYLE & RILEY LEE: Wild Honey Dreaming
ALAN DARGIN: Hitchhiker's Nightmare
KUTCHA EDWARDS: Is This What We Deserve?
ALAN MARALUNG: New Song (Part 2)
Alan Maralung
Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu
Waak Waak Jungi
Tiddas
Archie Roach
Tjupurru
Pigram Brothers
Pukatja Kungkas
Alan Dargin
Saltwater band
Seaman Dan
The Wilcannia Mob
Kev Carmody
Mathhew Doyle & Riley Lee
Kutcha Edward
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