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Archive for December, 2016
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Jelly Oshen
Garden of Love Digitally Distributed by Ditto Music and released on April 1st2019 Onepagelink.com/jellyoshen YT ›› https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwbkTL_vH8U&feature=youtu.be WAV ›› https://bit.ly/2TxXgi6 Soundcloud ›› https://soundcloud.com/cr38orsound/jelly-oshen-garden-of-love/s-mViIx “This is real polished and the vibe feels SO right. Very easy to dive into and float along with it. – Dave Ruby Howe, triple j “I thought I knew where this song was headed after the first few seconds and I’m pleased to say I was altogether wrong. Some really interesting production underpinning those windchime vocals on a song full of leafy imagery. If you’re having a stressful day, flip this one on and find your zen […]
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Rrawun Maymuru
Photography Wayne Quilliam Electronic songlines reach new audiences Daniel Browning for ABC RN – on air and online Listen to the song here>> http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/awaye/the-eternal-loop:-reinterpreting-a-yolngu-songline/8498250 A haunting Yolngu songline from the Mangalili clan of north-east Arnhem Land runs through the electronic score to the Sydney Dance Company’s latest production. It seems unlikely – but it’s not. The unending ancestral story of a spirit lady who delivers the souls of the recently dead to the afterlife has been recited in the manikay (song) tradition for thousands of years by the Yolngu songmen. The latest interpreter of the song though is a relatively […]
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Darwin International Film Festival (DIFF)
Darwin International Film Festival [DIFF] PROGRAM LAUNCHED 13th – 23rd September 2018 Download program: https://bit.ly/2Pewjcm Tonight the Darwin International Film Festival [DIFF] launches its official program for 2018 with the exciting news that the Capricornia Film Awards [CFA] will return this year and looks like Indigenous films will clean up. Considering the breadth of nationally acclaimed NT films such as documentaries Dr G and The Song Keepers the competition this year is fierce and the awards will be celebrated in style on opening weekend Saturday 15th at Deckchair Cinema. A definite contender for CFA 2020 is the program’s only feature produced […]