A new chapter dawns for award-winning songwriter and musician Emily Wurramara.
Since audiences were first introduced to Emily Wurramara via the Black Smoke EP (2016), Wurramara’s natural talents as…
A new chapter dawns for award-winning songwriter and musician Emily Wurramara.
Since audiences were first introduced to Emily Wurramara via the Black Smoke EP (2016), Wurramara’s natural talents as a storyteller have been on show, beautifully delivered through music that is engaging and has built a history of being deeply resonant with audiences around Australia.
Amassing over sixteen million streams on Spotify alone, as well as widespread Australian industry acclaim. An artist whose musical output represented a new era coming to life for Indigenous Australian musicians, Wurramara’s impact was immediately felt.
A Warnindhilyagwa woman from Groote Eylandt, Emily Wurramara has spent most of her life growing up between Meanjin (Brisbane) and the Northern Territory. Writing and singing in both English and Anindilyakwa language, Wurramara’s music has added to a recent wave of contemporary Australian blues and roots music that has seamlessly brought the language of her people to new communities in a way that empowers and celebrates her culture.
