About Muk Kutbun Lewin
Discover the story behind Muk Kutbun Lewin a unique platform dedicated to sharing the history, culture, and stories of First Nations people in Australia. Learn about our origins and what makes us special.
Above co-owner of Muk Kutbun Lewin website.
Muk Kutbun Lewin originally began as a website for what would become the Muk Kutbun Lewin project, which shares the history, culture, and stories of First Nations people. The platform is presented by co-founding members of First Nations reggae/rock band, No Fixed Address.
About Ricky Harrison
Ricky Harrison is a singer songwriter musician and music producer in his own right and has continued to write and create music videos for his work over the years. He began his career in music at 16 years old when he co-founded indigenous band Black Satin with his cousins Nicky Moffatt, Wayne Thorpe, Tony Hood and later Sam Mobourne. In 1979 he moved to Adelaide where he became a student at the Centre for Aboriginal Stidies in Music (CASM) and co-founding indigenous band No Fixed Address. In 1986 left the band Rick and studied a degree in history, culture and administration at the School of Aboriginal Affairs and Adminstration at the University of South Australia in Adelaide.
Ricky Harrison feat Kamarangan - Ancient Land.
Ancient land is a song about the affects of colonisation on indigenous people. Ancient Land features Kamarangan on vocals, harmonies and RJ on bass and keyboards. The song was part recorded and mixed down by Brent Hodgkin at Bruthen Recording studies in Gippsland.
What we offer
This website offers insight into the history, culture, language, and social organisations of traditional and modern First Nations people of Australia. Through news items in newsletters, podcasts, and video stories, we aim to provide a comprehensive look into First Nations society. Explore our 'Karnang Language' page to learn the Wruktan-kani language, spoken by the Gunai/Kurnai people of Gippsland in Victoria, Australia.
Our commitment
AtMuk Kutbun Lewin, we are committed to raising brand awareness and showcasing the rich heritage of First Nations people. As part of Karnang Media/Music, a podcast production company based in Mowell, Victoria Australia, we strive to attract customers and share valuable news and blog posts. Our goal is to create a platform where you can connect with and learn about the vibrant First Nations society.
"Muk Kutbun Lewin is an invaluable resource for understanding and celebrating First Nations culture. The stories shared here are both educational and deeply moving."
Aunty Jane, Community Elder