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NAIDOC WEEK 2023

peterjhyland

Updated: Jul 28, 2023



This week we celebrate NAIDOC Week (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Organising Committee) with a playlist from 2022/2023 that highlights the diverse excellence of Australia's indigenous musicianship.

Artists represented include Ngulmiya, William Barton, Bumpy, King Stingray, Charlie Needs Braces, Jess Hitchcock, Jem (and Troy) Cassar-Daley, Thelma Plum, Mo'Ju, Miiesha, Aodhan, Robert K Champion, Ziggy Ramo, KIAN, Budjerah, Aachem, Tasman Keith, Yirrmal, Electric Fields, Andrew Gurruwiwi, Izy, Pirritu, Emma Donovan, Aimee Hannan, Loren Ryan and many, many more.

There's a mix of albums, EP's and singles and a wide range of approaches from the spiritual to the profane, folk to hip-hop, country to urban.

Select your favourite artists, discover new treasures or shuffle-play and enjoy!





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As a kid, I fell in love with music through the radio - listening to broadcasts from far away, late at night.
With the internet, I now discover artists from ever-widening sources and locations.
Each month, I share discoveries, favorites, reviews and sources.

Sun Never Sets On Music is produced in Rubibi | Broome, a small coastal town in the Kimberley Region, far north of Western Australia. 

 

This is the traditional lands of the Djugun and Yawuru People and is part of Djugun-Yawuru Country.

The Djugan and Yawuru People are the knowledge holders of this Country, embodying the history, culture, seasons, stories and songlines of this landscape.

Sun Never Sets On Music pays respects to Elders past, current and emerging. We celebrate the stories, cultures, traditions - and especially the music - of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders of all communities who also work and live on this land.

Peter Hyland

Sun Never Sets On Music

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