Australia,

What’s up everyone and welcome once again to part 2 of the Australian Expedition of the Overlooked Tracks podcast, where we find sounds you may have overlooked in the music universe. 
As we dig through the record crates and play some sounds from some special artists of the Australian continent, let us remind each other to enjoy the moments we have even though this has been one year to remember for the history books, one thing we can enjoy is listening to music in order for you to get through your day and hopefully you will get through on a high note.  Share sounds and joys and whatever else that makes you feel free and pleased with someone like a loved one or someone that needs a little loving.  Remember, we all need each other!!
Your podcast host Kenny Chiba will take you on a magical journey through the musical journey with artists making great music.  As we get closer to the end of the first season of Overlooked Tracks, hopefully this episode will supply you with a ton of sounds, lyrics and melodies and hopefully can you start your expedition to discover more of what Australia can provide for you.  GREAT MUSIC!!
You can find links to all of the musical artist’s material and purchase them through our website:  https://www.overlookedtracks.com/episode/14 for your musical pleasure.  Each link will take you to where you can purchase each track and add them to your music collection.  Overlooked Tracks is on a mission to provide quality music for your eardrums and for you, the listener to spread the word on each and every artist being displayed on Overlooked Tracks.

The Overlooked Tracks Podcast has made it to the great Continent of Australia where the music scene is seriously on point with its genuine feeling of musicians providing top rated tracks from many genres, pure enjoyment of their creations of music and just having some good ole fashioned fun to help you enjoy the day.
Several places in Australia displays music and song that’s inseparable in Indigenous cultures and part of unbroken traditions dating back thousands of years.
In the twentieth and 21st centuries, carrying the traditions of Indigenous musicians played a vibrant role in defining Australia’s modern music identity, in building bridges with the broader Australian community, and in actively contributing to our cultural expression internationally. Contemporary indigenous music embraces all genres from folk and roots to blues, rock, pop, hip hop and classical forms.  Just another example of learning from a culture’s past and accept, embracing and enjoying a culture’s future.  Just another tool for you to enjoy what’s available in life, and music itself should be a big part of your life, which this podcast called The Overlooked Tracks Podcast, desires so much to be a part of your journey to find and enjoy great music from various places around the world.