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Introducing
Blak Out:
triple j’s new
First Nations show
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Art – Jeremy Worrall, Photo – Cole Bennetts
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Turn up and Blak. Out.
triple j’s new First Nations show Blak Out is taking over the airwaves every Sunday from 5-
Hosted by Yuin and Thunghutti man and rapper Nooky, triple j’s Blak Out will feature the best and latest music from First Nations artists across all genres, plus interviews, premieres, and playlists.
To celebrate, it’s a Blak Out on triple j today! From now until 3.30pm, you’ll hear music from Indigenous artists only. Then Blak Out your calendars for the show’s first instalment this Sunday 20 June.
In the words of Nooky himself, “Blak Out is the FUBU of radio: For Us, By US. From old unk singing round the fire to the lil cuzzo spitting fire, this show serves more heat than nan’s curried sausages. Represent the present, remember the past, showcase the future!”
Nooky is a true triple threat. A rapper signed to Briggs’ Bad Apples label, a dancer with Muggera Cultural Enterprise, plus a community leader who in 2016 received the Australia Council’s prestigious Dreaming Award.
If you want to get to know Nooky better, tune into triple j all day today as he jumps onto triple j Breakfast, Mornings, Lunch and
Blak Out is curated and produced by Nooky, alongside triple j Music Programmer and Weekend Lunch Presenter and Gamilaroi
Blak Out’s theme music was created by ARIA Award winning producer, artist and Ngarrindjeri man trials. The program’s visual artwork was created by Ngarabal/Gomeroi artist Jer
Thank you to Jimblah & First Sounds, DRMGNOW, Leah Flanagan, Emily Nicol, Briggs, Trials, ABC Indigenous and the Bonner Committee, Indigenous staff at triple j and the ABC, and the many people whose generosity, advocacy, time, and advice played a part in the creation of the program.
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Art – Jeremy Worrall, Photo – Cole Bennetts
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