King Stingray – Milkumana
King Stingray are a five-piece band from Yirrkala, a community in North-Australia. It was formed by Roy Kellaway and YirrΕa YunupiΕu, who are relatives of Yothu Yindi founders Stu Kellaway and Mandawuy YunupiΕu. In the early β90s, Yothu Yindi were instrumental in voicing the push for Aboriginal recognition. Their hit single Treaty is one of the most important tracks in Australian history.
So, there are big shoes to fill here, but King Stingrayβs star is rising fast! Milkhumana is only their third single, following accidental lockdown anthem Get Me Out and debut single Hey Wanhaka. Itβs an upbeat track with a disco-leaning groove. Although itβs partly sung in YolΕu Matha, itβs catchy enough to sing along to (or pretending to do so). Kellaway explains: βItβs about role models and the importance of setting good examples for the new generation.” Who could be against that?
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