Matty J IV with Henry Skeen for Rubibi Survival Day 2025

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Matty J chats with Henry Skeen from the Henry and Renahl Band about his journey as a musician, the band's origins, and their upcoming performance at Rubibi Survival Day 2025 on January 26. Henry shares stories of growing up in the Kimberley, his passion for music, and what Survival Day means to him as a proud Aboriginal man. Don’t miss this inspiring interview and get ready for an incredible lineup of live music, featuring Roadworks, Struggling Kings, and more! 🎧 Tune in to catch the vibe and learn about the talent behind the music.

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