indigiTUBE PULSE | Preview the new HOMELANDS EP From Chasing Ghosts!

You caught them live at the FIRST SOUNDS closing show for CONVERGE and they rocked the room with their energy, their words and their commitment to mob. Chasing Ghosts had a deadly time with you all and want you to be the first to hear their new HOMELANDS EP out tomorrow Friday 4 June. To listen up now you can stream it HERE on indigiTUBE. Earlier this week they dropped their music video to new single DIG also featured on the new EP. Watch it HERE.

Chasing Ghosts is driven by Dunghutti frontman Jimmy Kyle who has a deep passion for his culture. Jimmy has a long history working with his First Nations community and with government agencies including the Victoria Police. "Only having a little knowledge is dangerous," says Kyle. He speaks and writes with a potent mind.

Jimmy recently released this to David Dungay and his family as part of Reconciliation Week's More than a Word:

"My countryman, David Dungay Jr, pleaded 12 times "I can’t breathe" while officers restrained him for refusing to stop eating biscuits before he died of asphyxiation in his cell. What if he was your child? Our Reconciliation Week show is dedicated to David, The Dungay Family and all 470 plus cases of Blak Deaths in Custody since the Royal Commission that are yet to hold a single person accountable. Reconciliation is more than just a word. Multiple Governments have failed to successfully adopt all 339 recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody after 30 years. More than half of the First Nations People who have died in custody had NOT been found guilty of a crime. How do we reconcile that?"