Wild Water (Australian band) facts for kids

Wild Water is a cool band that plays a mix of music styles. These include reggae, rock, dub, and funk. They sing in three languages: Brarra, Kriol, and English. They even have a special name for their music: "saltwater style."

This band has traveled all over Australia. They have also released two albums called Baltpa and Rrawa. The band members come from different parts of Australia. These places include Arnhem Land, Central Australia, and Darwin. Some members are also from other countries like Papua New Guinea and Fiji.

About Wild Water

Wild Water is known for its unique sound. Their music blends different styles. This creates a fresh and exciting sound. The band members bring many different backgrounds to their music. This helps make their "saltwater style" special.

Their Music Style

The band's "saltwater style" music is a mix of sounds. Reggae music has a strong beat. Rock music is often powerful. Dub music uses echoes and effects. Funk music has a groovy rhythm. Singing in Brarra, Kriol, and English helps them share their stories.

Awards and Achievements

Wild Water has been recognized for their talent. In 1996, they won a Deadly Award. This award was for Best New Talent of the Year. The Deadly Awards celebrated Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander achievements. They recognized music, sports, and community work.

Albums and Songs

Wild Water has released two main music collections. These are called albums.

• Rrawa (released in 2007)
• Baltpa EP (released in 1996)

An EP stands for "Extended Play." It usually has fewer songs than a full album.