She worked with the most commercially successful Aboriginal Australian musician, Gurrumul. Thanks to her, Australia (and the world) heard about Indigenous rapper Baker Boy. She also secured the first global TikTok live-streaming event from a remote territory for another one of her hip-hop artists, J-MILLA. Artist manager and former publicist who can’t help but still dabble with the media, Chryss Carr, speaks to me about her rock'n'roll career in the Australian music industry, falling in love with Darwin and the Northern Territory, and what it takes to break First Nations acts.

Check out AUM (Chryss's company):

https://www.aum.net.au/

Learn more about Gurrumul:

http://www.gurrumul.com/about/

Watch the documentary about Gurrumul:

https://youtu.be/TXa3gw3g4C4

Find out what's on at the Darwin Festival:

https://www.darwinfestival.org.au/

Fall in love with the Northern Territory:

https://northernterritory.com/

Get to know Skinnyfish Records:

https://www.skinnyfishmusic.com.au/

Learn more about the First Nations' "Voice" to Parliament:

https://voice.gov.au/

Find more content like this on my page:

https://sillymcwiggles.blog/