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Month: July 2019

Concerts and tours, Interviews Posted on26 July 201926 July 2019

Keyna Wilkins: ‘Yulugi is a dialogue across cultures’

“We’re trying to convey the heart of Australia with dream-like sequences alongside landscape depictions and animal mimicry, and echoes of tribal lores, drawing on a myriad musical influences and aiming to create a unique and authentic soundscape.”

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Interviews Posted on8 July 20198 July 2019

Tina May: ‘Songs are the most wonderful way of speaking’

“Often songs disappeared from theatrical shows for bizarre reasons, or shows closed because they were eclipsed by another show on Broadway that had the ‘it’ girl in it. Life is often completely random and beautiful songs often fall into obscurity. I like to find them.”

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