Hey, this is Joey from King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.

We were recently asked by K-EXP to put together a guest set for the Weekly Mix podcast

featuring some of our favourite Indigenous Australian artists.

While being insanely honoured to curate such a show,

we also felt that it was important to use this great platform to hear from the artists themselves.

What better way to showcase some of the amazing music being made by Australia's First Nations people

than to hand the mark over to one of our favourite bands, Ripple Effect, from Manningreda in

Arnhemland in Far Northern Australia. Riple Effect are an all-woman band who, while continuing

a long tradition of great rock music coming from the top end of Australia, are also paving

new ground as the first

women from their community to play instruments and start a band. Their songs tell stories about

their land, their languages and their culture, which spanned 60,000 plus years, and it's the

oldest continuing culture on earth. So it's our pleasure to leave you in the capable hands of

Jody and Tara from Ripple Effect, who have chosen a selection of some of their favourite songs from Australia's most talented Indigenous artists. We hope you enjoy the special

edition of the Weekly Mix podcast. You're in for a treat. Let's go. Hi, my name's Tara Rostron.

And I'm Jody Kelle. We are from the Ripple Effect band. We are from Australia and we are Indigenous Old Woman's Band

from a place called Maningreda, West Annam Land.

We have chosen songs from Indigenous artists from the top end of Australia in the Northern Territory.

The first song is called Hunting Song from our band Ripple Effect.

Dortbach.

Kamak.

Music I'm gonna'n't ever, I've been,

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