s Gunditjmara/Kokatha Man. Highly respected in the music industry within Australia, his song writing & vocal ability & ethics are second to none amongst his peers nationally. David sings from the heart, with an incredible vocal range and a beautiful musicality. Known in his Aboriginal lore as a Songman & Storyteller. David comes from the Gunditjmara people in South Western Victoria & Kokatha people of the West Coast SA. David’s poetic songs are inspired by his deep passion and love for his country, his upbringing and his family with whom he shares a special, spiritual connection.. David has the sweetest rhythms and he has a perfect ear for melodies on the guitar. His use of dynamics is simply brilliant. I believe he is one of the finest songwriters in the world & one of the finest guitarists you will ever hear, he treats not only his own music with incredible respect, but other peoples’ music too and it shows.’ Its time David was recognized for his musical genius. (Archie Roach) Renowned as a respected Singer, Songwriter, Musical Director and Producer for his ability both musically and artistically, David is a highly sought after artist for both broad Australian musical collaborations as well as popular roots music. Over the past 28 years, David has toured extensively both nationally & internationally having spent ten years as lead guitarist with Archie Roach, and has worked and performed with the late Ruby Hunter, Hard Times, Kutcha Edwards, Dan Sultan, Shane Howard, Tiddas, Coloured Stone, Paul Kelly, Bart Willoughby, Mixed Relations, to name a few. An original & founding member of The Black Arm Band, David was co-musical director of the live touring show 'Murundak' - songs of freedom' following The Black Arm Band, a gathering of some of Australia’s finest Aboriginal musicians, as they take to the road with their songs of struggle, resistance and freedom. Freedom Called Is a song which Dave asking the likes of Australia’s legendary Paul Kelly to sing and perform and Co-wrote on, A story written about the Gunditjmara elders of the 1st and the 2nd World Wars, the story talks about the men and women that served in them two world wars. About the Gunditjmara people serving for a country when they were not even citizen of the lands from where they were born.