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Petroglyph

Petroglyph

PETROGLYPH is a podcast and video series where host Travis De Vries explores the creative journeys of musicians, artists and cultural leaders through slow, thoughtful conversations that uncover layers of storytelling and artistic expression. PETROGLYPH creates a space for slow, meaningful dialogue, allowing guests to share their experiences in their own time. With a focus on authenticity, depth, and cultural significance, PETROGLYPH invites audiences to connect with the heart of creative life.

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1 hr, 32 min
23 Oct

Jake Duczynski

Jake Duczynski, the visionary mind behind Studio Gilay, joins Travis De Vries to explore the intersections of creativity, culture, and storytelling. As a proud Gamilaroi man, Jake has made a name for himself by pushing boundaries in animation and creative direction, with Studio Gilay being a space for telling powerful First Nations stories through innovative visual art and design.Jake dives into the unique approach Studio Gilay takes to blend traditional cultural elements with cutting-edge animation and technology, bringing First Nations narratives to life in fresh, engaging ways. From working with Indigenous communities to collaborating on high-profile projects in the animation and media industries, Jake shares insights into what it means to run a creative studio with a deep cultural focus.This episode highlights how Jake balances his artistic vision with the responsibility of preserving and amplifying First Nations stories for future generations, while challenging the broader industry to embrace more Indigenous voices in storytelling. Listen now to hear how Jake Duczynski is changing the landscape of animation and creative production with Studio Gilay.Links: Studio Gilay – Website Petroglyph CreditsTravis De Vries -  HostTristan Field - Producer/Composer ( / soundslike____ )Thalia Skopellos - Video Producer www.soulsetstudios.com.au Subscribe Now - / @awesomeblackstudioListen on Spotify - https://shorturl.at/DxFnj|Join the Awesome Black mailing listhttps://awesomeblack.studio/news/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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1 hr, 4 min
16 Oct

Miss Kaninna

Miss Kaninna is a proud Yorta Yorta, Dja Dja Wurrung, Kalkadoon, and Yirendali woman who received 3 ARIA nominations for her debut EP. She joins Petroglyph to share her journey through music, identity, and activism. In this episode, she reflects on the release of her debut project, the KANINNA EP, which blends hip hop, R&B, reggaetón, and pop influences. With fierce tracks like Dawg In Me, Miss Kaninna challenges perceptions of Aboriginal music, reasserts her creative identity, and explores freedom through sound. Miss Kaninna’s work defies expectations by reclaiming "Black pop" to connect with a global identity, while showing that First Nations music can empower and uplift without always centering trauma. She opens up about balancing artistry and advocacy, her collaborations with artists like Kobie Dee, and the importance of creating music that invites joy and self-expression. 🎧 Listen to the full episode now and explore how Miss Kaninna uses every platform to break the mould and carve out her space in the music industry. Links: KANINNA EP – Stream Dawg In Me – Watch Miss Kaninna’s Instagram Petroglyph Credits Travis De Vries -  Founding Director Tristan Field - Producer/Composer ( / soundslike____  ) Thalia Skopellos - Video Producer www.soulsetstudios.com.au 🔗 Subscribe Now -    / @awesomeblackstudio   Listen on Spotify - https://shorturl.at/DxFnj|  Join the Awesome Black mailing list https://awesomeblack.studio/news/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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1 hr, 37 min
9 Oct

Alister Hill

Alister Hill is an artist and producer who has carved a unique path through Sydney’s music scene. In this episode of Petroglyph, Alister reflects on his journey as a musician, discussing his work with bands Worlds Only, Lortica, and Saint Leon, each offering a different side of his creative expression.  From gritty electronic beats to atmospheric indie sounds, Alister’s versatility as an artist shines through in each of these projects. In addition to his work as a musician, Alister dives into his role as the Senior Producer of Contemporary Music at the Sydney Opera House, where he has played a pivotal part in curating some of the city’s most cutting-edge musical performances. Throughout the conversation, Alister explores what it means to balance multiple creative projects while working behind the scenes to shape the music industry from within. His perspective as both an artist and a producer offers a unique glimpse into the challenges and rewards of fostering creativity in all its forms. Follow Alister https://alisterhill.com/ Words Only - https://archive.org/details/worlds-only-courage-to-detour-and-patience-to-wait- Lortica - https://phinery-catalogue.bandcamp.com/album/mialle-tapes Saint-Léon - https://open.spotify.com/artist/6nVQ7 Cracked on FBI Radio - https://www.fbi.radio/programs/cracked Travis De Vries -  Founding Director Tristan Field - Producer/Composer ( / soundslike____  ) Thalia Skopellos - Video Producer www.soulsetstudios.com.au 🔗 Subscribe Now -    / @awesomeblackstudio   Listen on Spotify - https://shorturl.at/DxFnj|  Join the Awesome Black mailing list https://awesomeblack.studio/news/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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1 hr, 12 min
9 Oct

Emily Wurramara

Emily Wurramara opens up about the creation of her new album NARA, a project born from the highs and devastating lows of recent years. In this episode of Petroglyph, Emily reflects on the whirlwind of emotions she experienced while traveling the world with her music, giving birth to her daughter, losing her home in a fire, and grappling with mental health struggles. NARA—the Anindilyakwa word for "nothing"—represents the void she felt, but also the realization that from nothing came everything she needed. Co-produced with James Mangohig (aka Kuya James), NARA ventures into new sonic territory, blending pop, electronic, indie, and ambient sounds into her folk roots.    Emily shares the deeply personal stories behind tracks like Magic Woman Dancing and Lordy Lordy (featuring Tasman Keith), each a reflection of her search for peace and resilience amidst chaos.   Her story isn't neatly tied up. The edges remain rough, and the past lingers in ways she’s still learning to process. But there’s growth, and perhaps that’s what matters most.   Subscribe now to stay tuned for weekly episodes of Petroglyph.   Links: Emily Wurramara’s NARA Album - https://www.emilywurramara.com/   Travis De Vries -  Founding Director Tristan Field - Producer/Composer https://www.instagram.com/soundslike____ Thalia Skopellos - Video Producer www.soulsetstudios.com.au   🔗 Subscribe Now - https://www.youtube.com/@awesomeblackstudio Listen on Spotify - https://shorturl.at/DxFnj|    Join the Awesome Black mailing list https://awesomeblack.studio/news/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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