Bradley Hall is an Indigenous singer/songwriter and grew up in the Pilbara. No Easy Road is his latest single recently released this year.Check out his full profile at http://www.triplejunearthed.com/Artists/View.aspx?artistid=36038
Bradley is also our featured artist of the month.
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. No Easy Road- Bradley Hall

A new track in traditional aussie rock style with Members of The Angels (Bob Spencer), Boom Crash Opera (Pete Maslen) and Daryl Braithwaite's current line-up (Jason Vorherr). The singer/songwriter is Kelvin Heyward, an indigenous musician from the Pilbara area. The album will be released soon. Produced by Steve Vertigan at Soggy Dog recording.

Rock Old School - Shandy - Pilbara Sky (Sample Only)

Created by Duke Bailey and Glenn Skuthorpe with children from the Tom Price community as part of the July 2014 Ashburton Shire School Holiday Program

HERE IN TOM PRICE

Here in Tom Price
The weather is nice
The sun shines bright
And we feel alright
(chorus)

Our town is rocky n red
Here we keep it fresh like the baker's bread
From B-ball to T-ball we play all the sports
We listen in school to the lessons we are taught

(chorus x2)

Just like the dirt, we know you gunna dig this
The air is crisp, just like chips
Move your hips like little pips
By the end of this song, our names are on your lips

(chorus x2)

The skate park is groovy, everybody's moving
In this small town we like to make music
We are all friends n we keep it equal
Easter Guruma is the First People



Here in Tom Price

Created by Glenn Skuthorpe and Duke Bailey with children from the Tom Price community as part of the July 2014 Ashburton Shire School Holiday Program.

WAKUTHINI COUNTRY

Chorus
The land where we were born
We were born, we were born
The land where we were born
We were born, we were born
Through the floods and desert storms
Desert storms, desert storms
Through the floods and desert storms
Desert storms, desert storms
We survived it all

We say Thunardoo to you and ya crew
We like to jump around like kangaroos
Go to Karijini you should wear a beanie
We love street art but don't do graffiti
Across the Pilbara grows the Desert Rose
The red dust blows down the rocky road
As the dust flies the birds take flight
The dingo howls in the dark of night

Wakuthuni Country the land we were born 
Leaves on our trees blows wild in the storms
Cheeky cockatoos they squeak and squawk
Come to my country I'll take you for a walk

Chorus


Chorus



Wakuthuni Country

The inland town of Tom Price in WA's Pilbara region is well known for as an iron ore producer. Within close proximity to Karajini National Park, Tom Price is the most elevated centre in WA and is home to a small but talented music community. Sounds of Tom Price features nine tracks spanning Australian, classic and heavy styles of rock, reggae, pop and synth pop and reveals the depth and variety of songwriters living in Tom Price.

Ten Or Eleven More Times

River Deep Country

Recorded in Roebourne Regional Prison in 2012 as part of the Yijala Yala Project's music program run by Big hART and supported by Woodside's Pluto LNG.

Daddy Come Home

Gumala Radio is a fully-licensed community radio station transmitting to remote Indigenous communities in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The Gumala Radio studio is located at Gumala Aboriginal Corporation's Tom Price headquarters.

. No Easy Road- Bradley Hall

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