In celebration of NAIDOC Week we're taking a look at the rich heritage and creative contributions of the country's Indigenous artists. Check out these 5 incredible First Nations talent that infuse their work with cultural pride and captivate audiences with powerful storytelling throughout their music.

KOBIE DEE

Kobie Dee is a 25-year-old Gomeroi artist hailing from Bidjigal Land in Maroubra, South Sydney. Kobie is lighting up the Aussie hip-hop scene with his dynamic storytelling and unmatched connection to his community. Through his lyrical prowess and deep passion for his culture, Kobie connects and empowers young audiences to embrace their heritage and celebrate their identities. You can catch Kobie amongst the stellar line-up at Listen Out this September!

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THELMA PLUM

Thelma Plum is a Gamilaraay woman and an Australian folk treasure. Her ethereal vocals and soft, atmospheric music has captivated fans all around the country. An outspoken voice for the Indigenous community, her song writing goes hand in hand with social justice, especially when it comes to her experience as an Aboriginal woman in Australia. She has been a lead in the Change the Date campaign and has continued to proudly represent her community. Thelma will grace the stage at multiple upcoming festivals, you can catch her at Splendour in the Grass, Spin Off Festival or Wanderer Festival.

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DAN SULTAN

Gurindji singer/songwriter Dan Sultan has been a leading voice in the Aussie alternative rock scene for decades. An ARIA award-winning artist, he has made waves as one of the country's finest live performers through his powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Dan takes proud ownership of his heritage and has been a member of the musical theatre activist group Black Arm Band. From the stage to activism, he hasn't just made waves in the music scene, but also championing Indigenous rights and fostering positive change. You can see Dan live at an intimate show at the Kindred Bandroom, VIC on Sat 5 Aug where he will be performing songs from his upcoming self titled album live on a grand piano.

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TIA GOSTELOW

Yuwi based indie powerhouse Tia Gostelow is a must-see live Indigenous performer. 2023 has been Tia' year with a feature as part of the YouTube Blak Voices class of 2023, Triple J love on multiple singles, cover girl on themusic and plenty of great festival appearances. Tia's Indigenous hereditary roots are based in Cape York's Luma Luma tribe where her grandfather is an elder. Tia will be touring the country this Sep-Dec with her Head Noise Album Tour and at Spilt Milk Festival.

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BUDJERAH

Rising star and Coodjinburra man Budjerah has captured the nation with his soulful tunes. Budjerah effortlessly blends gospel, R&B and contemporary pop with heartfelt melodies. As an Indigenous artist, he embraces his cultural roots and infuses them into his music, adding layers of depth and meaning. Budjerah will be touring the country as part of the epic Spilt Milk line-up. Don't miss your chance to catch this incredible Indigenous artist.

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