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Electric Fields rehearsals for the 68th edition of the song contest have revealed that Fred Leone will share the stage on the Yidaki, with the set also being illuminated by one of Zaachariaha's own paintings.

With 160 million watching at home, Electric Fields is about show the world 65,000 years of Indigenous culture – which ‘is already a beautiful win for Australia’

Electric Fields, the Australian representative at Eurovision 2024, have revealed more information about their staging for the song "One Milkali (One Blood)".

The staging for Electric Fields Eurovision Song Contest performance reveals an ensemble of esteemed artists and one of Zaachariaha’s artworks. Take a sneak peek...

This week’s PBS Feature Album is the self-titled debut album by Meanjin/Brisbane duo Yirinda. The band combine ancient Aboriginal language with sublime modern production. Fred Leone and Samuel Pankhurst’s music invokes thousands of generations of story and culture, while emerging as something entirely new. Yirinda was recorded in Brisbane by Samuel, then mixed in London by

Australian duo Yirinda combine ancient Aboriginal language with sublime modern production. Fred Leone and Samuel Pankhurst’s music invokes thousands of generations of story and culture, while emerging as something entirely new. Fred is one of three Butchulla Songmen - a song and language custodian for the Butchulla people from the Fraser Coast region of Queensland, including

Yirinda’s mix of traditional songs and contemporary music brings an ancient language to new listeners.

In a new monthly column, one of Guardian Australia’s music critics celebrates a local artist more people should know about. First up: Melbourne’s Daine

Blaktivism was a potent First Nations performance with stirring vocals, storytelling and words of protest.

Federal Arts Minister, Tony Burke, delivered the Inaugural State of the Arts Oration this week at Western Sydney University. This is what he had to say.