08/10/2024

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Gurrumul Entering NIMAs Hall of Fame on Saturday

Gurrumul Entering NIMAs Hall of Fame on Saturday

A emphasize of the very first live Countrywide Indigenous New music Awards (NIMAs) due to the fact 2019 will be the induction of Gurrumul into its Corridor of Fame.

The NIMAs are held at Darwin Amphitheater on August 6 and broadcast nationally.

Past inductees ended up Warumpi Band, Archie Roach, Roger Knox, Kev Carmody and Gurrumul’s previous band Yothu Yindi.

Two other gatherings also mark the induction.

The August 4 opening concert of the Darwin Pageant is Bungul, a assembly location of dance, music and ritual, at Darwin Amphitheatre.

It is a 90-moment live overall performance by Yolŋu dancers, songmen and the Darwin Symphony Orchestra of the classic music, dances and paintings that encouraged his acclaimed last album “Djarimirri (Child of the Rainbow)”, the very first in-language report to top the ARIA chart.

The pursuing day is the opening of a Gurrumul-themed exhibition at the Australian New music Vault in Melbourne, with an essay penned by award-winning journalist Tracee Hutchison.

The bodily return of the NIMAs has live sets by Thelma Plum, King Stingray, Emma Donovan & the Putbacks, Birdz & Fred Leone, Yirrmal, J-MILLA and the Purple Flag Dancers.

It also marks the awards’ are living debut of Noongar girl and soul singer-songwriter Bumpy as component of her successful triple j Unearthed.

Her extraordinary debut “Falling” was adopted right after a two-year hiatus with “Return Home” and “Leave It All Behind”.

Introduced by Amazon Audio, the NIMAs are broadcast all around Australia from 7 p.m. on NITV, SBS Viceland, NIRS, Facebook and SBS On Need.

Head of Leisure, Gatherings & Imaginative, NITV, Adam Manovic, emphasised the awards’ position in championing emerging artists and honouring legends in Very first Nations music.

“The NIMAs are an integral section of our audio/arts celebration slate at NITV – and – music is tradition, and lifestyle is tradition, the foundation of all Very first Nations storytelling,” Manovic stated.

Finalists are Jessica Mauboy, Roach, The Kid Laroi, Electrical Fields, King Stingray, Miiesha, Mo Ju, Emma Donovan & the Putbacks, Birdz, Dallas Woods, Tasman Keith and Tilly Tjala Thomas.

Watch the whole list of 2022 NIMAs nominees right here.