On Chasing Ghosts‘ new EP, ‘Homelands’ (out this Friday) the goal is truth-telling, of sharing the real stories of people not with the platform to speak. In a true punk rock fashion, it’s to lift up other voices. For its two singles, ‘Summer‘ and ‘Busted Lung,’ the six-piece addressed Indigenous rights and white supremacy, and then forgiveness by a victim of an LGBT hate crime respectively. With this EP – Chasing Ghosts first new lot of music in five years, since the stellar ‘I Am Jimmy Kyle’ LP – frontman, lyricist and bandleader Jimmy Kyle is talking openly about a great many topics. So for this lengthy but insightful interview, he discusses with me Indigenous sovereignty, more of the story behind ‘Busted Lung,’ dangerous whataboutisms, and exactly what music and mainstream media can do to better communicate Inidigenious related issues.
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Victoria’s prized music industry will receive a massive boost with the Andrews Labor Government supporting music venues, musicians, businesses and workers to continue their road to recovery – sharing new music and live performances with audiences across the state.
Minister for Creative Industries Danny Pearson and Member for Albert Park Martin Foley today visited St Kilda’s iconic Espy Hotel to announce funding for the venue alongside almost $8 million in grants targetting all levels of the industry.
More than 130 Victorian music businesses, artists and venues will share in grants totalling around $3 million, supporting nearly 5,000 jobs in the industry as part of the