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Day: July 26, 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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