Dyarrubin by Charlie Needs Braces
Named after the Dyarrubin River, the traditional name for the Hawkesbury River that runs from the NSW Central Coast to Northern Sydney, ‘Dyarrubin’ was inspired by the surrounding vivacious wildlife.
We need to continue to protect and take care of our Country, maintaining the lands and waters just as our ancestors have done for so long before us. Celebrate our Country and Culture with us.
Tracklist
| 1. | Dyarrubin | 3:14 |
Lyrics
Fish are swimming all around, through the waterways they surround me.
All the spirits are alive, just as much as you or I.
Take me to the Dyarrubin, take me to the Dyarrubin river, and you will see.
The ancestors voices sing through the wind, and the waves, calling to you as its storming. Their presence is strong in the land, on our country, in the sand.
Take me to the Dyarrubin, take me to the Dyarrubin river, and you will see. And you will see, and you will see, and you will see.
Take me to the Dyarrubin, take me to the Dyarrubin, take me to the Dyarrubin, take me to the Dyarrubin river.
Take me to the Dyarrubin, take me to the Dyarrubin river, take me to the Dyarrubin, take me to the Dyarrubin river.
Credits
Charlie Woods on Vocals, Trumpet, and Loops, Miri Woods on Backing Vocals, Michael Saxall on Percussion.
Produced, Recorded, and Mixed by Master Kapow, Mastered by Guy Louis Faletolu, and supported by the Archie Roach Award for Emerging Talent and Music Victoria.
The Dyarrubin track was recorded in Naarm on Wurundjeri Country. Charlie Needs Braces would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners, and pay respect to all past present and emerging First Peoples.
License
All rights reserved.
Charlie Needs Braces is a duo project featuring live looping and original compositions inspired by Charlie's new braces and learning about her families Aboriginal heritage.
You can check out more from Charlie Needs Braces at their website: https://charlieneedsbraces.com/home