Changing Australia: Michael Hohnen and transforming the visibility of Indigenous music
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WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned that this story includes names and images of Indigenous people who have died.
The late Geoffrey Gurumul Yunupingu, Iconyx, and the Lonely Boys are just some of the many Indigenous artists supported and produced by Darwin-based independent record label and production company Skinnyfish Music.
It has helped bring Indigenous music to wider audiences, working in partnership with artists and communities.
Guest: Michael Hohnen, Skinnyfish co-creator
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