Hip Hop – Miguel D’Souza
Lots to catch up on this month, before we bring the hip-hop, remember Deadly Vibe’s wicked competition from last month
Swan Song – Maroochy Barambah’s bumper year
We as a nation are coming to the point where we feel more comfortable with ourselves and with our culture
The National Deadly Sounds Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Music Awards
September 23 is the ‘Deadlys’ night. A night when we recognise our own music artists and diverse talents
National Aboriginal Sports Corp Australia
Nicky Winmar caught up with David Liddiard, Chief Executive of the National Aboriginal Sports Corporation Australia (NASCA)
Hip Hop – DJing – Miguel D’Souza
Hip-hop has four art forms; breakdancing, graffiti, rapping (or MC-ing) and DJ-ing
The best of both world’s – Urshula Yovich
In her music and acting careers this talented young performer clearly has ‘the best of both worlds’
Leroy Cummins – Wild Crazy Axe Man (Not)
Not many people who can claim that they have played in the same band as their grandfather… but Leroy Cummins can
Editor’s Tag
Deadly Vibe time again and this month we’ve got the man. The deadly man. The cool, no the super cool, Mr David Page
SMOKING – Every Cigarette is doing you damage
When you smoke you are doing damage to your entire body
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