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NATTY DOLAIASI

Natty Dolaiasi from the Adegege tribe in Lau, Malaita in the Solomon Islands is one of the most powerful voices of traditional Solomons culture. Natty has for a long time been “a voice on the wilderness” expressing the tribal songs and culture. He brings to life the ancient chants of the tribal ancestors, advocating for stories, songs, poems, rhymes and drum beats to be remembered and celebrated. 


His passion is to share the ancient Solomons music for the benefit of future generations and with the music, as with all indigenous culture, comes a reverence and deep spiritual connection with nature and our earthly home. His message is clear: “We are Here, we exist and we are an essential part of this global family.”


Natty has represented the Solomon Islands internationally for decades commencing in 1995 with the renowned Siva Pacifica project. Highlights of his career have included Pacific Arts Festival 2016 Guam, Melanesian Arts Festival 2018, Qandamooka Festival 2018, Island Vibe Festival 2019, Wantok Sing Sing at Womad 2024, Cresfest 2025 as well as the huge achievement of being Cultural Director of the Pacific Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies 2023 and release of his first album, Sifoa in May 2025, via Wantok Musik. He has been regularly touring Australia and internationally since 2018.

UPCOMING SHOWS (VIC, Australia):

Saturday 10 May 6pm: Musician in Residence, Brooklyn Community Hall
Friday 23 May 7.15pm: Bar Oussou, Brunswick 
Saturday 24 May
 6pm: Musician in Residence, Brooklyn Community Hall

Sunday 1 June 7pm: The Tap Room, Shed Shaker Brewing, Castlemaine

Sunday 8 June 4pm: Musician in Residence, Brooklyn Community Hall
 

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Get in touch with us! info@wantokmusik.org

The Wantok Musik Foundation acknowledges the vast history, connection to country and cultural knowledge of First Nations communities across Oceania and strives to provide an environment that is spiritually, socially and emotionally safe.


We pay our respects to elders past and present, acknowledging the traditional owners of the lands on which we work and live. Our head office is on the traditional lands of the Gadubanud People. 

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