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Why are new-gen First Nations creatives rejecting the music industry for their own spaces?
The music industry was accused of tokenism, institutionalised racism and a refusal to share power dynamics.
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Why are new-gen First Nations creatives rejecting the music industry for their own spaces?
The music industry was accused of tokenism, institutionalised racism and a refusal to share power dynamics.
Troy Cassar-Daley, Christine Anu lead BLAKSOUND 2021 lineup
Ziggy Ramo, Alice Skye, DMRNGNOW and Jimblah have also been announced for next month's inaugural First Nations youth music conference.
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Troy Cassar-Daley, Christine Anu lead BLAKSOUND 2021 lineup
Ziggy Ramo, Alice Skye, DMRNGNOW and Jimblah have also been announced for next month's inaugural First Nations youth music conference.
First Nations music conference BLAKSOUND reveals 2021 program
Naomi Wenitong, Emily Wurramara, Barkaa, Bianca Hunt, DRMNGNOW and Rhianna Patrick have been announced for the inaugural event.
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First Nations music conference BLAKSOUND reveals 2021 program
Naomi Wenitong, Emily Wurramara, Barkaa, Bianca Hunt, DRMNGNOW and Rhianna Patrick have been announced for the inaugural event.
Line up announced for BLAKSOUND, the 100% First Nations music conference
BLAKSOUND is so-called Australia’s dedicated Indigenous music conference led by youth, and broadcasting globally online from Meeanjin.
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Line up announced for BLAKSOUND, the 100% First Nations music conference
BLAKSOUND is so-called Australia’s dedicated Indigenous music conference led by youth, and broadcasting globally online from Meeanjin.