Roots

A descendant of both the Gumbaynngirr and KuKu-Yalanji tribes and has been playing didgeridoo in both traditional and contemporary performances for over 10 years. Widely acclaimed as one of the leading indigenous didgeridoo players of Australia, Jeremy's exceptional skill with the didgeridoo, and extensive knowledge of his cultural heritage has earned him the recognition of his peer's as a master storyteller and performer.

Over the last 10 years, he has been greatly influenced by his Grandfather and a number of Tribal elders from his communities and others across Australia. These influences have given him greater ambitions to show the true richness of his amazing heritage.

Jeremy's masterful didgeridoo playing and passion has seen him become one of Australia 's Premier Indigenous didgeridoo performers ad presenters.

Passion

Jeremy is an Amazing role model for both Indigenous and Non Indigenous youth of Australia. Despite Jeremy's promising performance and artistic career in 2008 Jeremy took on a full time role in Caboolture Queensland, working with young indigenous people working to inspire them to walk towards a brighter future. Throughout 2008 Jeremy travelled to several remote communities including his own, working and developing engagements strategies that would see the continuation of culture with the next generation. Working with both Urban and Remote Indigenous Youth, Jeremy encourages those to follow in his footsteps and learn their culture. His message is very blunt yet very powerful.

"Learn your culture be proud of where you come from, and never forget the struggle the generations before us have faced. Don't Blame others for your trouble or problems. You control your own Destiny."

"I make it my job to educate people from many nations around the world about the beauty of my traditional culture"

In 2009 Jeremy rebirthed his performing and arts career. Jeremy has once again become very focussed on the development of his music, art and sharing his intimate knowledge of Traditional Healing and Sacred Ceremony. Jeremy is determined to share with others the Sacredness of his Culture to help break away the walls of ignorance. While working with youth is no longer Jeremy's fulltime focus, Jeremy will still travel to remote communities working with youth development. Jeremy will also maintain a close working relationship with those youth living in the Urban areas who are battling with their Identity the same battle Jeremy once faced. Finally feeling settled now, Jeremy and Family have now based themselves out of Queenslands Sunshine Coast and are looking forward to an exciting 2010.

Dot Painting

In addition to Jeremy's passion for music, Jeremy is also a talented young artist with a growing reputation. His art has now been featured in two solo exhibitions. On both occasions, his entire body of work was sold. Jeremy's artwork has gained a lot recognition from the USA with large private collections in California, Seattle and Colorado.In 2007 Jeremy had over 20 works displayed in the PARIS Casino, Las Vegas. Jeremy's work is dynamic using modern expression and deep rooted traditional stories. Jeremy has been described as one of the most collectable young Aboriginal Artist of Australia. Jeremy has just started painting a new body of works that he will exhibit around April 2010.

Show

Since 2005 Jeremy spent extended periods of time working throughout the USA. Performing at festivals, corporate functions and different spiritual events. Jeremy is a deeply spiritual man who thrives on spending time with indigenous people from all over the world.

Jeremy has performed alongside a variety of some of the Worlds best musicians and composers. He has played with American Band "System Of A Down", one of the worlds best percussionist "King Errisson", he has also toured extensively throughout USA , Canada , Hawaii, Tahiti, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and the UK playing at both World Music Festivals and cultural centres.

Jeremy has played at many prestigious venues and events including Australia's Parliament House, The Staple Centre Los Angeles, Queen Elizabeth IIAmsterdam cruise liners, and one of the openings of the ground breaking film "Rabbit Proof Fence" (which shares close similarities to Jeremy's family history).

He has also performed for corporate groups such as Coca Cola Amatil, PepsiCo International, The Northern Territory Tourism Commission, and Sony (namely for the American rock group "System of a Down"). In June 2007 Jeremy was the keynote speaker for the American Payroll's 25th Anniversary, In October 2007 Jeremy was also a Keynote Speaker in Melbourne for the International Coaches Federation

Jeremy's ability to captivate audiences with his playing, touch their hearts with words of ageless cultural wisdom and mesermorise audiences with his detailed artwork are some of the reasons that have seen Jeremy rise to become one of Australia's most sort after speakers and performers.