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WE CALL YOU NOW * Áine Tyrrell featuring Emily Wurramara
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2020
- A song about solidarity.
We Call you now.
Remember who you are.
Your ancestors they dreamt this.
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Video Production: Onetime Productionz
Video Editor: Coedie McCarthy
Videographers: Coedie McCarthy and Jaymen Leigh Durham
Words and Music by: Áine Tyrrell
Featuring: Emily Wurramara on vocals
and Dhinawan Dreaming on Yidaki
Engineer: James Boundy
Produced by: James Boundy and Áine Tyrrell
Mastered by: Don Bartley, Benchmark Studio
With special thanks to Bunyarra Culture Collective and Dara Munnis for In This House Footage, Emily Wurramara for her footage, and Declan Murray and Marty Mulligan from Uisneach Festival in Ireland for allowing us to use their footage.
I have been hearing the call to my ancestors recently and they've been speaking to me through the waterfalls and now I was shown this video. I am remembering
Run free now precious wisdom and flood the droughted hearts, minds and ears 🍃 Thank you Áine for being the vessel and making the choice to share this with the world. Your courage is crazy inspiring ✊🏽 🙏❤️ and thank you to all of the co-creators that put this together ❤️
A great song! I am blown away! But for me the real question is how to heal these wounds, build these bridges and to build a society that listens to our mother, the land.
I've now heard this rather a few times but as i watch here with headphones on as it's released out into the world, tears run down my cheeks. Feelings continue to arise that i didn't know were within. I believe THIS is remembering who i am.
This is not a song, it's an experience and I bow down to you for the clarity and courage to bring it forth
This honest and brave song has the potential to to be the start of a new history. Thank you for refusing to stay quiet. WCYN forge forth and make that difference. Congratulations Aine xx
Amazing Aine.
Powerful❤Poetry❤Truth
Very moving and I'm not usually an emotional person. You speak the truth that many try to deny or hide. Keep going and refuse to be silenced. Fantastic! Thank you Rachel for bringing this exceptional lady, her strength and commitment to my attention. 💕
This takes my breath away with your power, prose and voice. Thank you thank you thank you 🙏💚
Powerful.
Thank you.
I love this so much especially now as I stand with mob at Deebing Creek, protecting Country.
Wow wow and wow, this is epic and so deep. Ainé thank you for showing the links here, I feel it in my bones, I believe that this connection will really help people to take a stand together. We are one and we are many - all that have been abused, traumatized and removed from our indigenous country. I stand with my indigenous brothers and sisters and say No More.
SO awesome to sit with you last night at the Regent, listen to fabulous strong beautiful women (live music YAY) and finally see this live... Thank you
Wow what a strong activations 💥
So grateful for this creative truth telling 🙏🏼 Sending love and waves of cheers 💜🙌
I bow to you and my irishness..allowing the layers of colonization to be burned away. Much love 🌀
Much love and respect to all involved.
Thank you, expressed from the heart. I remembered years ago, and each year I speak out more.
Love you, love your work , love this ... let’s Remember who we are!
LOVE YOU Donatella!!
amazing. feeling through my body and my blood
Powerful!
BOOM. Heart blown wide open. I'm.a Highland Scot of Irish descent, my 15 year old great aunty, Mary, was shipped to Australia, an orphan. God only knows what happened to her, she was never heard of again. I am truly grateful to you for opening my heart, my fire will burn for her and the countless other indigenous Peoples, Irish and Scots, who were lost, crushed, raped of all humanity. 🔥
Sending love back to you and down your line to your Aunty Mary. xo
Many threads and intersecting words of rhyme and deeper seedlings. Most will not "get it", but hey,, they are of the AlieNation. Well sung 🙏🏽🪃🔥👣
Wow .fantasic we really loved this .... absolutely fantastic peice of art/music.... we will be sharing this far and wide...love Richy from
#EYERISHANDJAMAICAN
#MOREBLACKSMOREDOGSMOREIRISH
Thanks so much Richy and Tee!! Thanks for the T-shirt’s too!! Loving it!
powerful.
I have remembered. And yes it does make me cry. And yes I feel it. Beauty & power. Thank you.
💚🌀🇮🇪
Aine you are the first person to actually reply to a comment, for me. Gratitude. If I may I will share a poem I wrote last century
Living Next Door to Malice.
We were British subjects but
not proud of it and
we carried no shame.
We’re Aussie subjects and
we are proud of it,
while we carry the burden
of shame,
dirty deeds
done in our name.
We came here in chains
and we accept no blame
for the rape and pillage
done in our name.
The Earth lies bleeding,
it’s time to stake our claim.
Our Earth lies bleeding,
step up and defend our Mother
all you sisters and brothers.
The Earth is a Wytch and they
still burn Her.
Our Earth lies bleeding.
Our Mother lies bleeding.
Brian Allen. East Lismore. 2017.
Thank you for sharing a part of yourself with us tonight, this song just hits...🥺
It was amazing, thank you for being there and tuning into this here. Much appreciated!
Free the hostages now.
Glaoimid ort anois...go raibh maith agat a chara. Tá an t-amhrán seo fíor iontach!
This song has blown me away. Aine, you sing to so many of my own thoughts and feelings, and learning, over the last couple of years about Irish history and the Irish diaspora in Australia, and the violent colonisation of this country. Such a great partnership with Emily, and important call to action too, which I hope to rise to. There is often a romanticisation of Ireland by the diaspora, which can be cheap and hollow and racist. It's important to know what role we've played and are still playing as colonisers as you say. I went to Ireland last year and travelled to the places and towns where my great grandparents on both sides of my family lived - notably my great grandmother who emigrated at 16 from Co. Galway - and met with cousins for the first time, who welcomed me so warmly. It was very emotional. Walking on and in the land and country felt profoundly connecting too. Solidarity and thanks for this powerful rebel call.
Thank you so much for this beautiful message. I hoped it would land as it has with you. Much appreciated and grá mór.
Fuck yeah! Why have I never seen this before?
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