Painters And Dockers To Release New Song For Yes | theMusic.com.au

Melbourne rock band Painters And Dockers are simply “days away” from releasing a brand new track for Sure. The group be part of an abundance of artists displaying their assist for the Sure vote to the Voice referendum, together with GANGgajang, Paul Kelly, Missy Higgins, Spiderbait, Emma Donovan, John Butler, Dan Sultan, Peter Garrett, and plenty of extra.

Sharing a photograph of bassist Dali Platt within the iconic Abbey Street Studios on Fb yesterday (15 September), the band wrote:

“The Painters And Dockers are solely days away from releasing our YES track ADVANCE AUSTRALIA WHERE 23 which we recorded on the desk utilized by The Beatles at Abbey Street London. Right here Dockers bass participant Dali Platt sits in entrance of the famed piece of recording gear.”

Painters And Dockers releasing Advance Australia The place 23 follows GANGgajang and Paul Kelly releasing new songs supporting the Sure marketing campaign.

On the first of September, Paul Kelly launched his track for Sure, If Not Now. A pointed observe, the track exhibits disappointment about “a reckoning that’s due” and asks, “If not now, then when? If not us, then who?”

Kelly later sings, “It’s a easy proposition to affix the brand new and outdated/An opportunity to make our nation bigger in its soul/It’s an invite provided to set our course anew”.

Set to Kelly’s trusted acoustic guitar and a noodling electrical guitar, If Not Now is a basic tune from one in every of Australia’s favorite songwriters. 

In an announcement about why he’s voting Yes, Kelly defined, “Recognition shouldn’t be achieved with fine-sounding phrases and feel-good statements however by promising to hear.

“There’s a large and cussed hole in well being, training and alternatives between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.”

In August, GANGgajang – the band behind This Is Australia – revealed that they have been voting Sure and dropped a brand new single.

“This video options work from the ‘Deserts‘ sequence by Geoffrey Stapleton because the backdrop to our track Communicate To Me,” GANGgajang wrote in an announcement Speak To Me. “We are saying Sure to the Voice from the center, and soul, of Australia. To a Voice calling all of us to a greater future.”

Communicate To Me is probably going probably the greatest, most important tracks GANGgajang have ever launched, and one all the nation wants to listen to. Led by William Barton’s didgeridoo, bass and electrical guitars and a singalong vocal, Communicate To Me is prepared for radio and to steer the Sure marketing campaign. 

Quite a few Australian artists are contributing to Yes23’s Walk For Yes events this weekend. The performances are available tandem with the launch of Music For The Voice, a marketing campaign encouraging Australian music followers to assist the Indigenous Voice to Parliament (aka The Voice). 

The Australian Indigenous Voice Referendum will probably be held on Saturday, 14 October.

If profitable, The Voice will probably be an impartial and everlasting advisory physique led by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who will advise the Australian Parliament and Governments on points that instantly face their communities.

The Voice physique will probably be chosen by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals, with the needs of their communities represented.