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Stiff Gins @ Odessa At Leavers
Event by: Onya Soapbox, StiffGins, Odessa at Leaver's Hotel
Location: Odessa, Albert Street 80, Creswick
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Stiff Gins, featuring Wiradjuri/Yorta Yorta woman Kaleena Briggs and Yuwaalaraay woman Nardi Simpson, form a powerful musical duo.
Their fifth studio album "Crossroads" marks the 26-year career point for Australia's longest-performing all-female First Nations band. It also reaffirms the band's status as Matriarchal pioneers in the Australian Blak music scene. Produced by Syd Green (Casey Chambers, 19Twenty) “Crossroads” combines Stiff Gins signature blend of folk, roots, and First Nations language and culture with newfound depths of lyrical storytelling, intricate harmony and rich layers of instrumentation. The result is a sonic landscape resonating with both introspection and resilience, all forged against a political backdrop that advocates for increased representation and recognition of First Nations people in Australia.
"Crossroads" not only delves into the emotional landscapes of transformation but also sings up profound belonging amidst change.
⭐ Special Guest - Trudy Fatnowna Edgeley ⭐
Trudy Fatnowna Edgeley’s rich ancestry is Yidinji, South Sea Islander and Jamaican. Trudy’s unique lineage for country gives her a deep cultural platform to share stories through art, music, and theatre.
Their fifth studio album "Crossroads" marks the 26-year career point for Australia's longest-performing all-female First Nations band. It also reaffirms the band's status as Matriarchal pioneers in the Australian Blak music scene. Produced by Syd Green (Casey Chambers, 19Twenty) “Crossroads” combines Stiff Gins signature blend of folk, roots, and First Nations language and culture with newfound depths of lyrical storytelling, intricate harmony and rich layers of instrumentation. The result is a sonic landscape resonating with both introspection and resilience, all forged against a political backdrop that advocates for increased representation and recognition of First Nations people in Australia.
"Crossroads" not only delves into the emotional landscapes of transformation but also sings up profound belonging amidst change.
⭐ Special Guest - Trudy Fatnowna Edgeley ⭐
Trudy Fatnowna Edgeley’s rich ancestry is Yidinji, South Sea Islander and Jamaican. Trudy’s unique lineage for country gives her a deep cultural platform to share stories through art, music, and theatre.