Please note that all prices are quoted in Australian Dollars.

Wild Flower

Wildflower are an inspirational group of five young women and three young men from the remote Arnhem land outstation of Mamadawerre. Their music is tuneful, musical, lyrical, catchy and beautiful Indigenous Roots (pop music but in indigenous language).

CD: $30.00
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Tjupi Band

Great new desert reggae album from West Alice Springs Band “Tjupi Band” from Papunya Community.

CD: $30.00
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Waiting Road

Shellie Morris, “an aboriginal chanteuse of rare seriousness and grace”- The Australian.

She has performed everywhere from rural outback Australia to London Festival Hall and the Sydney Opera House with great reviews.

CD: $30.00
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Samson & Delilah

Original soundtrack from the Australian production “Samson and Delilah” set in the Northern Territory.

The album features the original score by Director Warwick Thornton and songs by Troy Cassar Daley and Charley Pride easily evoking the haunting, tragic storyline.

CD: $30.00
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Djarridjarra

The bands two song writers Manuel Dhurrkay and Geoffrey Gurrumul
Yunupingu have created some of the freshest sounds to come out of northern Australia for some time. Manuels catchy pop song arrangements and Geoffrey’s strongly traditional songs provide a unique collection of songs that give the listener an insight into both contemporary and traditional life.

CD: $30.00
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The Last Kinection

“The Last Kinection are an Indigenous hip hop group from Newcastle NSW who voice the struggle of Indigenous Australians. If you’re like me and not yet ventured far into Aussie hip-hop do yourself a favour and get this album, a true milestone for the scene” - Andrew Cooper

CD: $30.00
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First Australians DVD

First Australians chronicles the birth of contemporary Australia as never told before, from the perspective of its first people. First Australians explores what unfolds when the oldest living culture in the world is overrun by the world's greatest empire.

Over seven documentaries, First Australians depicts the true stories of individuals - both black and white - caught in an epic drama of friendship, revenge, loss and victory in Australia's most transformative period of history.

We begin in 1788 in Sydney, with the friendship between an Englishmen (Governor Phillip) and a warrior (Bennelong) and end our tale in 1993 with Koiki Mabo’s legal challenge to the foundation of Australia. First Australians chronicles the collision of two worlds and the genesis of a new nation.

DVD: $49.95
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Liyarn Ngarn DVD

Liyarn Ngarn, in the Yawuru language of the West Kimberly region around Broome in Australia's far north-west, means "Coming Together of the Spirit". It epitomizes a thirty year long mission of Indigenous leader and Yawura man, Patrick Dodson, to bring about a lasting and true reconciliation between the original owners and the immigrants.

This compelling documentary tells of the devastation and inhumanity bought upon Indigenous people in every aspect of their daily lives. Personal stories of injustice are recounted by renowned English actor Pete Postlethwaite, as told to him by Patrick Dodson and Bill Johnson, an old English school friend, whose Indigenous son Louis died tragically. Respected songman, Archie Roach, adds his powerful lyrics and voice to this often painful, yet inspiring, journey of strength.

Liyarn Ngarn aims to change peoples' perception and attitude to Indigenous people and to assist with the process of true and lasting reconciliation. It is also offers some kind of meaningful epitaph to the Indigenous lives lost through sheer inhumanity.

DVD: $30.00 (proceeds to the Lingari Foundation)
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We also sell the soundtrack - Archie Roach's Journey (see below)

Archie Roach

Journey

Archie was awarded the 2008 NAIDOC Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to Australia.

"A sublime reaffirmation of identity, country, beliefs and spirit." Journey is a companion piece to the Liyarn Ngarn documentary (see above).

CD: $30.00
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We also sell the movie Liyarn Ngarn (see above)

Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu

Gurrumul

Gurrumul highlights Yunupingu’s amazing talents as a singer, songwriter, and musician, as he sings the songs of his Gutj country. A rare treat.

Gurrumul Yunupingu won three DEADLY awards for this album: single of the year (History), album of the year and artist of the year.

CD: $30.00
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Kev Carmody

Mirrors

Mirrors is an audio book with its 12 songs the chapters. Full of power, political passion and evocative sense of country that first stirred us to attention 15 years ago.

"His deep sense of the beauty of life also continues to shine through in lush, poetic tributes to the Australian landscape."

CD: $30.00
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Black Image Band

Beautiful Land and Sea

Winners of the “Band of the Year” at the 2007 Deadly awards. The Black Image Band are a 6 piece Indigenous group from Wujal Wujal, Hope Vale and Cooktown in Queensland. The songs on this, their debut albun tell stories of deep emotional attachment to family, land and community and are invitations to hear the voice of Black Image as a pure expression of contemporary Indigenous people on Cape York Peninsula.

CD: $30.00
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Patrick Davies

It's a Rocky Old Road

A spiritual health educator in his hometown of Fitzroy Crossing in the East Kimberley, singer songwriter Patrick Davies' stunning debut album It's a Rocky Old Road was produced by Alan Pigram and reflects many aspects of the Kimberley and a proud heritage that spans both Irish ancestry and family links with the Kaikacdoon and Waanyl peoples.

CD: $30.00
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Pigram Brothers

Under the Mango Tree

The Pigram Brothers proudly present their third album Under the Mango Tree. Produced by Aland Pigram and recorded entirely in Broome. Already being hailed as a Kimberley classic!

CD: $30.00
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