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Blekbala Mujik

Origin: Barunga, Australia, Top End (Northern Territory)
Genre/styles: Pop, Reggae, Rock, Traditional, World

Blekbala Mujik are: Peter Millar - Guitar, Vocals; Lachlan Lawrence - Bass, Vocals; Lazarus Murray - Didgeridoo, Vocals; Johnny Blanasi - Lead Guitar; Allan Murphy - Drums, Vocals; Jason Fuller - Clap Sticks, Dance; Ngarritj Ducky - Clap Sticks.

The name “Blekbala Mujik” is in Kriol, a language widely used in northern Australia by Aboriginal people. It means “Blackfella Music”.

Discography

Nitmiluk

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Released 1990
Tracks
  1. Blackman's School
  2. Common Future
  3. 3. Fish
  4. Indigenous Man
  5. Kakadu
  6. Ngukliya Fiya
  7. Nitmiluk
  8. Uluru
  9. White Cockatoo

Midnait Mujik

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Released 1990
Tracks
  1. Barunga Festival
  2. Buffalo Stampede
  3. Come With Me
  4. Don't Worry Just Be Happy
  5. Drangkinbala
  6. Dreamtime Dancer
  7. Farewell
  8. Living In The Dreamtime
  9. Love Is A Beautiful Thing
  10. Mi Mi
  11. Monday Nights
  12. Ready For The Loving

Come-N-Dance

Blekbala Mujik - Come N Dance
Released 1993
Tracks
  1. Black Cockatoo
  2. Come N Dance
  3. Drangkinbala
  4. Children of the World
  5. Love is a Beautiful Thing
  6. Come N Dance (radio mix)
  7. Farewell

Blekbala Mujik

Released 1995
Tracks
  1. Mimi (Wajbagada)
  2. Walking Together
  3. Drangkinbala
  4. Buffalo Stampede
  5. Don't Worry Just Be Happy
  6. Come n Dance
  7. White Cockatoo (traditional)
  8. Mibala Yubala
  9. Mimi (traditional)
  10. Walls
  11. One More Story
  12. Farewell (traditional)

Walking Together (7″)

Released 2004
Tracks
  1. Walking Together - Radio Mix
  2. Walking Together - Full Mix
  3. Walking Together - Instrumental
  4. Walking Together - U.S. Mix
  5. Buffalo Stampede (Traditional)

Walking Together was used by the Council For Reconciliation in media campaigns.


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