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Waak Waak ga Min Min by Waak Waak Djungi- cover art by Bobby Bunnunggurr

#562 — Celebrating NAIDOC Week, 3-10 July

NAIDOC Week (3-10 July in 2022) celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and is celebrated by all Australians.  It has its roots in the 1938 Day of Mourning, becoming a week-long event in 1975.  NAIDOC is an acronym for National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee.

Pictured is the magnificent cover art by Bobby Bunnunggurr for Waak Waak ga Min Min  by Waak Waak Djungi.

ARTIST
Title  [Dur.]
Album  (Year)

Emily WURRAMURRA
Lady Blue [2:51]
Milyakburra (2018)

Archie ROACH
Heal the People, Heal the Land [4:40]
Dancing With My Spirit (2018)

MOANA & THE TRIBE
Huakirangi (feat. Shellie Morris) [4:51]
Ono (for release in 2023)

Frank YAMMA
Kunka Kutcha [4:32]
Tjukurpa - The Story (2020)

The PIGRAM BROTHERS
Hill 22 [3:08]
Jiir (2001)

MOJU ( form. Mojo Juju)
Native Tongue (featuring Pasefika Vitoria Choir) [3:50]
Native Tongue (2018)

Peter Mummé talks to Jimmy Djamunba about manikay [3:06]
Unreleased private recording, Peter Mummé (1993)

WAAK WAAK JUNGI
Black Crow (traditional) [0:46]
Crow Fire Music (1997)

WAAK WAAK JUNGI
Black Crow (contemporary) [4:48]
Crow Fire Music (1997, re-released on "Waak Waak ga Min Min" in 2018)

Kutcha EDWARDS
The More Things Change [4:32]
Circling Time (2021)

AILAN SONGS PROJECT / Jessie LLOYD
Black Swana (feat. Ailan Songs singers // from the Press kit) [0:36]
Black Swana [3:19]
Four Winds (2022)

Emma DONOVAN & the PUTBACKS
Call Out [5:39]
Under These Streets (2021)

RADICAL SON
Dhuwan Baraay Yuligi [3:19]
Various Artists: Wantok Musik Vol. 3 (2022)

Theme: Garry Havrillay — Fragments of Memory (edit) — Aurora (2018)