Jimblah: Hip Hop artist, Industry development, First Nations Music Carclew
A triple threat in his own lane, Jimblah is a producer, MC and vocalist hailing from Larrakia Nation in Top End Northern Territory. An important and powerful voice, Jimblah’s music speaks to decolonisation, challenging listeners to consider their privilege and responsibility.
The most striking thing about Jimblah is not his ability to sing, rap and produce beats, it’s the eyebrow-raising fact he does them all so well. His flow alone outshines most MCs, but his tone and singing style are so memorable, so drenched in soul, it’s music for the heart. Then consider his signature dusty, chopped-up melodic productions and you begin to understand Jimblah is truly a special talent.
Nardi Simpson: Musician, multidisciplinary artist
From the Yuwaalaraay people with roots in Sydney’s inner west and country NSW, Nardi Simpson is a musician, songwriter, writer and performer. Nardi is a founding member of Indigenous duo Stiff Gins, a Gamilaraay language teacher, and cultural knowledge practitioner of the Sydney and Yuwaalaraay communities She is heavily involved in sharing and growing Indigenous knowledge and cultural practices in communities throughout NSW with her work with sound, story, language, writing, theatre making, performance and community development. Finally, Nardi is currently completing her debut novel ‘Song of the Crocodile,’ a story of connection to the people, place and stories of her ngurrambaa- homelands.
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