Indigenous Music
Kabi Kabi, Gooreng Gooreng and South Sea Islander artist Keely is geared up to release her second album, 'SCORPIO SZN', on Friday, November 6, following the release of its opening track, 'Ancient Bloo...
The rise of music sensation Miss Kaninna has, in barely three years, already taken her from lutruwita/Tasmania to sold-out shows and festival stages across Australia, Europe and the UK.
Wiradjuri producer and emcee, Bluetongue, celebrated the launch of his debut album The Phantom Falls at Arts & Cultural Exchange (ACE) in Parramatta last month.
Yung Milla has reflected on the journey which made him the first Indigenous artist and first rapper to win The Voice Australia, marking the victory as something he wanted to bring home for his mob.
Hip hop crew DEM MOB have returned to Country in the APY Lands for their new single 'Frequency', recorded off-grid at Wali Kutju before the group travelled to Sydney to create its official music video...
Support Act has launched a new First Nations newsletter as its national review of the experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people working in contemporary music continues across the cou...
Burketown's rebuilt airport will reopen with a free community concert in October after the runway was upgraded following major flooding that affected the Gulf community in 2023.
First Sounds is seeking the next wave of First Nations musicians for its 15th volume, with selected tracks to be distributed across community radio stations throughout Australia.
Guugu Yimidhirr and Kaurareg music icon, Joe Geia will launch his double vinyl album 'Sing for the Black' with a national tour marking more than four decades of songwriting, performance and activism.
Hip-hop collective 3% and Butchulla Songman Fred Leone have released the music video for 'Not Many - Ganay Biralunbar', a reworking of Scribe's hit 2003 single 'Not Many'.
Indigenous hip-hop collective 3% unveiled Darumbal and Tongan artist Mi-kaisha as its newest member during a surprise BIGSOUND set at Crowbar on Wednesday night.
BIGSOUND opened its 25th anniversary program in Magandjin (Brisbane) on Tuesday with First Nations artists, cultural events and industry conversations placed across the Fortitude Valley precinct.
Indigenous musicians, crew, managers and other music workers are being encouraged to contribute to a national review examining their experiences across the Australian music industry.