Frank Yamma is one of Australia’s most significant Indigenous songwriters with an ability to cross-cultural and musical boundaries. An initiated Pitjantjatjara man, Frank sings in his native language and English. His mighty songs, magical guitar playing and deeply evocative voice tell stories of country, protection, heartache, travel and love. Although he’s lived in Adelaide for many years, Frank’s spirit belongs to the heart of Australia. Uluru. Docker River. Ernabella. Central Australia. As Frank says, “wherever the Pitjantjatjara mob come from”. 2020 saw the release of Frank Yamma's debut vinyl record, 'Tjukurpa: The Story' on Feb 7. This compilation celebrates an over 30-year career of the respected singer and guitarist whose voice and stories have touched audiences across Australia and globally. This album was nominated for Best Blues & Roots release at the ARIA Awards 2020. The record will be accompanied with a digital release of 'The Kulila Project' a compilation which features contributions from long time collaborators David Bridie and Phil Wales as well as remixes from CORIN, James Henry and EA Wave's Jinku, Hiribae & Ukweli.