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First Nations-Filipino artist with a musical message about connection to country and culture

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First Nations Filipino musician Rhyan Clapham, better known as DOBBY, relies on powerful lyrics and immersive soundscapes to take listeners on a journey, as he honours his connection to country. The up-and-coming talent now preparing for his show at the Sydney Festival this weekend.
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