Episode 4: How do we acknowledge a country's history in music?
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It starts with a simple question, "if you don’t know where you come from, how do you know where you’re going?" We speak with Dallas Woods, Alice Skye and Neil Morris about themes of history and identity and home in music. Dallas talks about the differences between life in Melbourne and his birthplace of Wyndham, and the important conversations he's having with audiences around the country. Neil Morris and Alice Skye talk about a new generation of First Nations artists and the messages that need to be shared and heard through music. we also hear Rebecca Hatch, her celebration of heritage and empowerment through music.
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