Rhubee Neale

I love the feeling of being emersed in creating a painting ,the feeling of ech brush stroke and the way the paint guides across the canvas then stepping back in awe of the finished artwork. Painting a picture sharing a story. What do you love about painting?

Culturebank productions presents Rhubee Neale

Indigenous Australian singer-songwriter Rhubee Neale Napananka was born in Alice Springs, the red centre of Australia. Rhubee's ancestors are from the Arrernte Kaytetye, Anmatyerr tribes of Central Australia and Rhubee is also of Irish heritage.

Rhubee's music style is a fusion of country, grass roots, folk,jazz and blues. She continues in the tradition of story telling through her music and visual art, she delivers beautiful descriptive and pictorial lyrics and stories on topics of love, heartbreak, life in the red centre, domestic violence and various other topics that are dear to her hearts.

Rhubee's voice is innocent and pure. Through the use of phrases and words directly related to the dialect from the red centre, her Aboriginal heritage shines through. Her cheeky performance has a lightness to it, however, this lady with the Big smile brings a dept to her performance, singing from life's experiences with warmth and energy .

Rhubee Neale has performed around the country's , she loves community events but also doesn't shy away from the big stage, she has performed on various festivals including the Dreaming festival in Woodford, Queensland.

Rhubee's greatest influence is her Sister Letty Scott ,mentor role model, Mother and Friend ..She always encouraged Rhubee to sing paint and write songs.

Rhubee is continuing to move forward ,her songs and music have a healing effect on her whilst she continues to be a positive role model to many of her Brothers and Sisters of mankind.

for more info on Rhubee and listen to MP3 files go to these websites:

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Rhubee Neale has performed with Asante Sana choir as part of the Desert Voice Alice Desert Festival 2009
go to the like to findout more about Asante Sana choir:
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Below is a link of a interview by Kylie Henry at National Indigenous Radio Service with Rhubee Neale , click the link: go to features and download inteview its mp3.

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Contact:

Culturebank productions

1 Joshua street Woolloongabba 4102
Brisbane Australia QLD

ph: 61 (0)7 33911097
mob: 61 (0)412 543 793





or contact Rhubee in person on



mobile: 0403294890

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Nathan Scott and I will be performing at the Dreaming Festival in June my original songs: programme

checkout these websites:

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Family online virtual art Gallery:
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Rhubee first single was recorded at Redfern Community Centre: Residents/RecreationAndLearningCentre... Rhubee Neale is one of the guest presenters on Koori Kountry Konnection Saturday 7-9am KooriRadio/ProgramDetails.aspx?Id=24 Assi... with ASC08

To promote my art and music to the world. I am taking the first step with a few dear friends walking side by side to promote my art and music. I hope that you would see my paradise and walk with me through my art and music.

Location: Olive Pink, Alice Springs
Street: Tuncks Rd
City/Town: Alice Springs NT 0870
Website or Map:

Olive Pink "Music in the Garden" opening night (FRIDAY 19th FEB).

An assortment of Alice Springs folkies debating the meaning of Australian folk/roots music (with some younger voices in the mix too). Should be a good start to a year of interesting and diverse music at the Olive Pink Gardens.

Scott Balfour, Barry Skipsey and others from the Alice Springs Folk Club, Dom Costello, Katelnd Griffin, Sally & Jamie Balfour, Gabriel Waterford, Rhubee Neale, Edan Baxter & J9 Stanton, and more.

from 5:30pm till late.

Rhubee Neale Art Showing at Leaping Lizard Gallery, Alice Springs
Patsy Morton pottery and Rhubee Neale paintings
, (08) 89525552