"IT'S IN YOUR HEART, NOT YOUR HEAD"
Riversong Music is an independent Australian record label. After 20 years on the Central Coast of NSW, Riversong Music is re-locating home to country, at The Valley in Lower Wilmot, lutruwita (Tasmania). We are in the process of updating this website as we move all our business online. A subscription option will be available in November 2021 as we consolidate and move all our social networks to our online home. We look forward to welcoming subscribers and inviting them 'Down to the River' to enjoy exclusive content - audio, visual and tuition. If you want to learn more, sign up to our mailing list and we'll let you know when the new features for the site are online.
"In the beginning there was the seed of a sound floating on the wind. This seed found fertile ground in a heart that inspired a thought which was nurtured by the ear and grew into a song which was realised by a band."
At Riversong Music we value the crafting of quality songs and we have a deep respect for the artists that bring the songs to life. We are also passionate about defending our wild places around the world as well as supporting social issues.
Featuring the temperate rainforests of takayna, lutruwita (Tarkine, Tasmania) and Gadigal land (Sydney CBD), Rest in Peace is inspired by a deep connection with nature. Directed by Wendy McDougall, edited by Trudi Bird, song written by Scott Bird and performed by Men From Earth.
To learn more about 'Merging with takayna' visit our Environment page and the Tarkine in Motion Artists page. Support the campaign to protect this wild place by visiting the Bob Brown Foundation - Action for Earth
Music by Melissa Black | Cover design by Wendy McDougall | Body painting by Orly Faya
Riversong Music acknowledges Tasmanian Aborigines as the traditional custodians of the island lutruwita (Tasmania) and honours those old people, the Tasmanian Aboriginal community of today and their Elders. The environmental art projects 'Merging with takayna' and 'Rest in Peace', features ancient rain forests filmed on the lands of the Takayna people.