Some of the nation's best-known performers have come together to create a song that harnesses the momentum of February's apology to make sure 'sorry' is only the first step towards Indigenous equality. 'The GetUp Mob', featuring Kev Carmody, Paul Kelly, Urthboy, Missy Higgins, Mia Dyson, Ozi Batla and more, have released a new version of the classic "From Little Things Big Things Grow". Now we want your help to make it a number one hit!
If together we top the charts, this message will rocket around the country's airwaves and TV screens on high rotation to an audience of millions - and it costs you just a $1.69 online to achieve that goal. Our power is in numbers, our message can inspire reconciliation. Click here now to view it (for free) and buy the world's newest history-making song:
www.getup.org.au/campaign
From little things, big things grow. This song can fill every home, cafe, pub and workplace in the country with a message of hope that we will achieve reconciliation and equality for all Australian citizens. So lets put it at the top of the charts. You don't have to be powerful or well-connected: with tens of thousands of us all chipping in a little (it costs just a $1.69 to buy online and be registered on the ARIA charts), we can speak to an audience of millions.
Featuring Kev Carmody, Paul Kelly, Urthboy, Missy Higgins, Mia Dyson, Ozi Batla, John Butler and the voices of Kevin Rudd and Paul Keating and more, this clip joins a proud tradition of achieving positive change through music. All profits raised by the song will go to GetUp's Reconciliation Fund and Aboriginal organisations on the ground.
www.getup.org.au/campaign
There is a real danger the momentum and goodwill created earlier this year on Indigenous issues will peter out if we don't keep this issue on the agenda. What better way to do that than send it straight to number one on the charts? The track only costs $1.69, but please feel free to donate as much as you feel appropriate.
Please, make sure you and all your friends are part of this chapter in Australian musical, political and social history by purchasing your copy of The GetUp Mob's "From Little Things Big Things Grow" today.
www.getup.org.au/campaign
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