Matty J IV with Pearl Smith for Rubibi Survival Day 2025

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This is the first of five interviews with the amazing lineup of musicians performing at Rubibi Survival Day 2025. On this episode of the Lunchtime Request, Matty J chats with Pearl Smith, a talented musician kicking off the event this year. Pearl shares her journey as a musician, her influences like Thelma Plum and Jessica Mauboy, and her hopes for 2025—including plans to finally record her first album. Representing both Yawuru and Noongar heritage, Pearl talks about her laid-back, love-centered music style and her memorable past performances, including the Stomping Ground Festival 2022. She also reflects on the significance of Survival Day and expresses her desire for a day that allows all Australians to celebrate together. Don’t miss Pearl’s incredible performance as she opens the Rubibi Survival Day 2025 concert. Stay tuned for the next interviews with more artists from this exciting lineup! 🎶 Celebrate resilience, culture, and community at Rubibi Survival Day 2025.

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