Thelma Plum
Thelma Plum came up in Broken Hill, New South Wales, born in 1994. She put out her first EP, 'Rosie,' in 2013, and her voice had that soulful, country-leaning...
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Thelma Plum came up in Broken Hill, New South Wales, born in 1994. She put out her first EP, 'Rosie,' in 2013, and her voice had that soulful, country-leaning quality from the start. Her song 'Better In Blak' arrived in 2018 and connected strongly, becoming something of an anthem. It reached number one on the Australian Indigenous charts.
Her music often touches on her Aboriginal heritage and broader social themes. She's been vocal about Indigenous rights and uses her platform that way, which has drawn some criticism along with support. Tracks like 'Clumsy Love' and 'Young In Love' show her knack for personal songwriting within that frame.
She released the album 'Back to Dust' in 2019 and the single 'Meanjin' in 2022. The performance of 'Better In Blak' at the 2020 ARIA Awards sparked some debate, with Plum standing by the song as a celebration of identity. She keeps writing and putting music out, grounded in where she came from.
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