On this episode we have Paul Ah Chee here in the CAAMA Music Studio to play us some songs.

Paul Ah Chee is an Alice Springs local. He is of Aboriginal, Chinese and European ancestry. Paul’s journey has been through the fields of sport, business and music, with a strong sense of community and family.

He is founding member of the NT Aboriginal Tourism Advisory Council. Paul’s contribution to the tourism sector was recognised with a NT Chief Minister’s Award for Excellence in 2009, and in recognition for his contribution to the Indigenous community received the Centenary Medal in 2003

Paul is no stranger to the music industry, after touring the country with Amunda as lead vocalist in the 1980s and is currently embarking on a re-entry into the creative industry's of music and film.

On this episode we have Paul Ah Chee here in the CAAMA Music Studio to play us some songs.
Paul Ah Chee is an Alice Springs local. He is of Aboriginal, Chinese and European ancestry. Paul’s journey has been through the fields of sport, business and music, with a strong sense of community and family.
He is founding member of the NT Aboriginal Tourism Advisory Council. Paul’s contribution to the tourism sector was recognised with a NT Chief Minister’s Award for Excellence in 2009, and in recognition for his contribution to the Indigenous community received the Centenary Medal in 2003
Paul is no stranger to the music industry, after touring the country with Amunda as lead vocalist in the 1980s and is currently embarking on a re-entry into the creative industry's of music and film.

Live music sessions and chats with artists from the historic CAAMA Music studio and all around Central Australia.
Plus, we dig through our CAAMA Music record label archives for a history lesson on Central Australian music.

Live music sessions and chats with artists from the historic CAAMA Music studio and all around Central Australia. Plus, we dig through our CAAMA Music record label archives for a history lesson on Central Australian music.

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