I like the jam. very nice beat. The vocals don't make that much sence on the first time listening, but I'm sure it's interesting.

With all the recent rain - it’s definitely mozzie time – and Kimberley residents and travellers are being warned to protect ourvelves against mosquito bites – because they carry many dangerous viruses.

The WA Department of Health wants us to take precautions to stop the spread of these diseases.

Let’s find out more from Kimberly Evasco, a Medical Entomologist – with the WA Country Health Service.

Kimberley is visiting the Kimberley and is speaking here with our station manager Fernando de Freitas.

More information:
https://www.healthywa.wa.gov.au/Safety-and-first-aid/Mosquitoes-and-pests
https://www.health.wa.gov.au/Articles/F_I/Fight-the-Bite-campaign

MOZZIE Warning for Kimberley Residents

In this first episode of Country Matters, Donny gets an update on the closure of the Argyle Diamond Mine from Jess Welch, General Manager of Closure with Gelyanyem limited.

Donny catches up with Kimberley Land Council ecologist Marlee Hutton, who’s involved with lots of on-country work alongside various TO Ranger groups throughout the Kimberley. 

We hear all about her exciting work helping to protect some of our most endangered species, such as the scaly-tailed Possum, the Billy, and the night parrot.  

We also pop down to Perth to hear from Lenore Morris , a Gija woman who's currently completing a Masters in Biological Sciences, with a special interest in water.

Kimberley Locals Making a Difference

This episode looks at the huge victory by Traditional Owners of the heritage listed Purnululu National Park. A recent Federal Court ruling has delivered them exclusive Native Title over the iconic region. 

We also find out about the CREATE incubator program giving a leg up to Indigenous start-ups and innovators. Donny speaks with two of the facilitators of the program, who recently visited Kununurra as part of their roadshow across regional WA. 

And, it’s not specially to do with ‘On Country’ matters but none of us can escape it – The Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

As debate gears up on The Voice to Parliament – we speak with the CEO of the Kimberley Land Council, Tyronne Garstone.

More Information:
https://www.klc.org.au
https://www.ipsau.com.au

Everything you need to know about the Indigenous Voice Referendum | Video Lab | ABC News - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCnv3G0rDLo

Bungle Bungles, Yarning Green, & The Voice

Its been an amazing summer season, with so many amazing events and people. Big ups to everyone involved in creating such dope atmospheres to share music in :) Leaves me stoked and inspired!
a bunch of originals with some mashups i really had fun playing out ;)
---TRKLIST---
Goopsteppa - New Love
Stwo - Lovin u 
Goopsteppa - Sascid
Goopsteppa - The Halls
Goopsteppa - Crystals
Sango x GoldLink - Wassup(Nikes VIP)
Gas Pedal X Addhittana(@atyya) X Vahbz
Goopsteppa - Back Home
Aztek - Lifted
Goopsteppa - Welcome Aboard
Goopsteppa - Look Here
Goopsteppa - Fashionably Late X Murakami (@Madeinheights)
Goopsteppa - Nourishing
Goopsteppa - Cruciferous
Goopsteppa - WhoaDude
GoopsteppaXbioLumigen - Mountains
Goopsteppa - Bounce
Goopsteppa - RainDrops
Goopsteppa - DewDrops




SummerLove2014 Mix

Marrawuy Kabi's Album

Wirrangintungiyil - Marrawuy Kabi version - Eric Avery/King

This healing journey is a winding road of hope and chaos. This song is a reminder to hold space in our lives to breathe.  

Remember who you are. Remember to take the time that you need to rest, recharge and reset. I hope you enjoy this one. 

Produced by Jhay C (Studios 301) - thank you brother!

Important Acknowledgments:
I'd like to pay my respects to the traditional owners of the land in which I live, the Kulin Nation, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from our many nations and all First Nations people whose culture and songline is thriving today, in and across the world.

Just Breathe

How did the song Murnong Farm come to be?

I was commissioned to write this track as part of a series of events held by Arts House North Melbourne. The event runs each year and last year it was titled Refuge 2019: Displacement.

In the lead up to writing this piece, I reflected on my own displacement: displacement from my grandfather’s generation, from my mother’s generation and eventually to me.

My Grandfather’s generation were displaced from their home at Cummergunuja Mission, moving from the tyranny of a controlling Mission manager and the strict enforcement rules of the NSW government, to the freedom of Victoria, then eventually, to the fruit growing towns of Mooroopna and Shepparton to find work. My following generation, saw my mother moving from Shepparton to Bendigo to further her education. Lastly, I ended up moving to Melbourne to go to University and follow my dream of becoming a musician.

It was throughout this reflection time, that I read Bruce Pascoe’s book Dark Emu. I already had a vegetable garden and I became really interested in learning to plant and harvest native plants. I researched traditional native foods and methods of growing them. I...  more
lyrics
Murnong Farm - Allara

Murnong, yam daisy, yam, tuba,
Nutty, nutritious, delicious.
Grandmother, mother, children,
Uncle Bruce, lies, confusion,
Anger, Elders, truth, confusion,
Truth, lesson, archives, answers,
Agriculture, culture, black traditions,
Ecosystems, regeneration, conservation,
Love, ash, dirt, aunties,
Mothers, grannies, children,
Hands, compost, murnong, yams,
Prejudice lifted!
Prejudice lifted!

Going to start a murnong farm
In my rental in Preston.
Going to start a murnong farm
In my rental in Preston.

Get your sheep off the soil
That I aired with my hands
For more than 2000 generations.
I am sovereign, I am free,
Unbound myself of western mental shackles,
Machine type mental slavery.
But you see, I’m not free,
Not until I’m with my land.

Going to start a murnong farm
In my rental in Preston.
Going to start a murnong farm
In my rental in Preston.

Get your sheep off the soil
That I aired with my hands
For more than 2000 generations.
We made this country,
These counties, this nation, these nations.
These countries made us
Dreaming.


So get your sheep off the land
That we tended with my hands
For countless generations.

Going to start a murnong farm
In my rental in Preston.
Going to start a murnong farm
In my rental in Preston.

Can I start a murnong farm
In my rental in Preston?

Can I kill the grass,
Turn the soil with my fingers,
Revitalized the old traditions?

Can I start a murnong farm
In my rental in Preston?

Warmth of the aunties,
Flowers shine bright,
Like the women who dig them.
There flowers yellow,
Strong like the sun
Reflecting the power within them

And their men!
credits
released May 29, 2020
Written by Allara

Support from Arts House (North Melbourne) as a commission for Refuge 2019: Displacement

Consultation from Elders of and residing on Kulin Land

Produced by Narayana Johnson aka River Boy

Mastered by John Ruberto of mastersound.com,au

Murnong Farm

You Don't Know

It started as a mix inspired by the Voyager Golden Record. Then I got obsessed with the Star Trek soundtrack, explored early experimental electronic music, dived into deep, sumptuous ambient synth tracks… and this became a sort of loose history of unearthly music. 

This is one for those deep solo journeys, with the possibility of altering states, or enhancing altered states. Many months of work have gone into piecing this together, both through live jams and fine editing outside of real time. It has been a cathartic process involving a lot of alone time through winter, and working through the death of my father during lockdown.

We loved Sci-fi, watching things like Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Doctor Who and Star Trek together. I have so much gratitude for his life.

Dedicated to my Dad, 

Love,

Treats


For more information on this mix, check out http://www.treatscast.com/bl0g/2021/1/3/star-journey


TRACKLIST

Vernon Elliot - Intro Music And Dialogue From 'Episode One'

Louis and Bebe Barron - Overture (Reprise)

Electric Egypt - E.E. Meets As Valet In Addis In Addis Ababa (feat. As Valet)

Sun Ra - Space Probe

BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Quatermass And The Pit

Glynis Jones - Schlum Rooli

Edgard Varèse - Poem électronique

Karlheinz Stockhausen - Kontakte (edit)

Delia Derbyshire - Air

Bernard Xolotl - Cometary Wailing (live)

Dick Hyman & Mary Mayo - Maid of the Moon

Louis and Bebe Barron - Robby Arranges Flowers, Zaps Monkey

Lemon Jelly - Space Walk

John Williams - The Conversation

John Williams - Wild Signals

John Williams - Close Encounters Of The Third Kind (The Conversation)

John Williams - Theme from Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Montana - A Dance Fantasy - Inspired By Close Encounters Of The Third Kind

John Williams - Main Title & Mountain Visions

John Williams - The Visitors - 'bye' - End Titles - The Special Edition

The Billy Cobham and George Duke Band - Space Lady (live)

James Horner - Spock's Cabin

James Horner - The Mind-Meld

Jon Appleton & Don Cherry - BOA

Alexander Courage - Star Trek Theme

Wilbur Hatch - Beyond Antares

Jerry Goldsmith - Star Trek I (Original Theme)

Alexander Courage - Star Trek- Main Title & Closing Theme

George Duning - And the Children Shall Lead

George Duning - Metamorphosis

Dennis McCarthy, Alexander Courage, Jerry Goldsmith with Patrick Stewart - Star Trek - The Next Generation

Azimuth - The Tunnel

Patrick Cowley - Out of Body (Intro)

Take - The Universe Collapses

Fred Steiner & Jerry Goldsmith - V'Ger Speaks

Liz Millar - Here it Comes

Floating Points - Sea-Watch

Louis and Bebe Barron - One Around Altair

Don Sebesky - Fly / Circles

Erik Wøllo - Little Dream in Turquise

Brian Eno - Unfamiliar Wind (Leeks Hills)

Nicolas Jaar - Three Windows

The Orb - Back Side Of The Moon

Mystical Sun - Blue Magnetic Ocean

Oren Ambarchi, Günter Müller & Philip Samartzis - Cooler

Orbital - (Theme to) Doctor Who

BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Doctor Who

The Jonzun Crew - Space is the place (extended version instrumental)

Egyptian Lover - Planet E (E-mix)

Newcleus - Computer Age (Push The Button)

Jive Rhythm Trax - 122 Bpm

Frederic Robinson - Constellations

Freestyle - It's Automatic

Dynamix II - Bonus Beats

Ski Oakenfull - Fifths (Jazzanova 6 Sickht Mix)

Stereo Cube-Destination Moon

Newcleus - Jam On Revenge (The Wikki-Wikki Song)

Flying Lotus - Zodiac Shit

Abandoned Toys - Nightliner

Little Snake - Lilith

Stasys - Self Checkout (remix)

Jerry Goldsmith - Synclavier Effects

Terry Riley- Sun Rings- One Earth, One People, One Love

The Nylons - This Island Earth

Voyager Golden Record - Greetings in 55 Languages

Monolake - Mass Transit Railway

David Darling & the Wulu Bunun - Macilumah (Song for Concluding Work)

Texturemachine - Crystal Castle

Ian O’Brien - Vista Beleza

Deniece Williams - Free

Michael Stearns - As The Earth Kissed The Moon

Ö - Lullaby S.6.T

John Martyn - Small Hours (Alternate Take - Recorded At Theatre, Berkshire)

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Treatscast 06 - Star Journey

Here's a lil mix for you who may appreciate this
It's been an interesting year for music... The abrupt halt in us sharing music in live contexts definitely shook me up in ways, and the ups and downs of my creative process have made me wonder lately what really matters in all this to me.
I tried on existing with the stress of "needing to figure out how to redesign my career" to make it more "worth(?) it" without shows , the thought maybe i need more followers and more posts and more likes , to be "better(?)" or "bigger(?)"
Some days i'd open the studio door and wonder : "is this officially an office job now???? really, is it???
Is music but a product to be sold in some capitalist system?
Fuck no.
the studio to me is meant to be a temple, a safe-haven for expression and creativity.
this music is a gift to be shared. it's a vibe that has connected people for times immemorial, in continuously evolving forms. so much bigger than any individual.

I wanna take a moment to say thank you if you've been a listener, and if this music has moved you or inspired you, that means the most to me.
You're more than just another follower or like , you're part of this world with me.

Our world is going through some crazy times, and  i think it is very important for us to question the ways we relate to each other as humans, and what our true value systems are. Each of us has an input on reality.

Ive been putting out music on solstice for years now, but had to take some deep moments this year for myself to remember...
i love music, creating is a pleasure to me, and i love sharing it as well
i believe we are all connected through this web of life
so i offer these sounds as a gift
and if this can be of service to you, i celebrate that

a mix of a bunch of unreleased bits and WIPs with some other original content and some featured homies. ( shouts oddwan, attya, finnoh)
recorded in one take in my studio
i danced around in my slippers and had fun
Hope you enjoy 
<3

Tracklist 
-Invisibility Cloak - goopsteppa
 -Burial - Archangel Tribute flip - goopsteppa
 -Tricky22 - goopsteppa
 -Serpentine - oddwan
 -PA2T - goopsteppa & atyya
 -Persi Roulette - goopsteppa
 -Dudadi Raven - goopsteppa  & oddwan 
-???? - goopsteppa 
-????? - goopsteppa & frost -
Wonders - goopsteppa	
 -RainDrops - goopsteppa
 -Elixir - goopsteppa
 -Black Wizard - goopsteppa & ill chill aka Finnoh 
-Play w me - goopsteppa 
-True Passions - goopsteppa & ill chill
-Through the Dark -goopsteppa 
-Habibou - goopsteppa
 -What’s Around - goopsteppa & ill chill

This Mix Is A Gift

Allara is a Yorta Yorta, musician, composer, filmmaker, and involved in the climate justice movement. Using a double bass and loop station at the core, she is inspired by ancient oral traditions and is a natural storyteller. Allara harnesses hard-hitting spoken word taking the listener on a journey reflecting cultural, spiritual and environmental empowerment. Gently lulling audiences into a united chorus of unadorned melodies, her sound is unique and soul-stirring.

Allara’s approach to music is inspirational to other musicians and First Nations people. Finishing her Bachelor of Music Performance in 2016, she kicked off her music career accompanying Archie Roach at the Sydney Opera House, at the time being the youngest on stage at 22 years old. It has been a huge year for Allara (2019), starting off by receiving the International Women's Day First Peoples Emerging Artist Fellowship supported by Helen Marcou from Bakehouse Studios and Briggs from Bad Apples Music. She has performed across multiple states in so-called Australia and was a nominee on the Longlist for the Corner Award 2019. Ending the year as a nominee for The Music Victoria Awards 2019: Archie Roach Foundation Award for Emerging Talent, Allara is on the cusp of a brilliant career and a must-see artist in 2020.

Murnong Farm

Allara

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