Jungaji

Jungaji is a First Nations songman, visual artist, playwright, social justice and mental health advocate who has been renowned in the Australian music industry for three decades. First appearing on the scene as a teenager with Aim4More in the 90s, he has now embarked on a new creative path fusing Soul, R&B, Pop, Ballads, Dance and Rock to create a unique and authentic sound that showcases his cultural roots.

Formerly known as Troy Brady, Jungaji has undergone a deep cultural transformation finding a profound understanding of his identity, and is dedicated to sharing his western songlines and artistic testimony with the world. A fluent GuGu Yalanji speaker, Jungaji maintains the ancient fires through his smooth modern deliveries of stories and songlines.

A Western GuGu Yalanji & Birrigubba man, Jungaji (pronounced Jun-gah-jee) is continuing ancient law by documenting the stories of his people through art, theatre, music, and storytelling having learned these traditions from his elders, and particularly from his last ancient connection to a 106-year-old bush man with whom Jungaji had a life-changing spiritual initiation, and he is passionate about preserving these traditions for future generations. He has forged a reputation based on integrity and has been delving deep into the language and culture of his ancestral lands, talking to elders, and creating art both visually and aurally.