A group of young migrants from multilingual backgrounds are the stars of a new music video that calls for all cultures living in Australia to be united and live in happiness and peace.<\/p>\n
Their song Same Drum<\/em> delivers a strong message to other migrants about embracing life in Australia while never forgetting about where you come from.<\/p>\n Frank Mucho, one of the 17 year old rappers on the track says, \u201cSometimes some people look down on others that don\u2019t speak English, but this project gives us kids an opportunity to explore our ideas and talents and break those stereotypes.\u201d<\/p>\n The song and music video clip were created during a series of workshops with students from the Intensive English Centre at Aranmore Catholic College in Perth. It’s sung in three African languages \u2013 Swahili, Dinka and Kinyarwanda \u2013 and English. The project was devised by Curtin fine art<\/a> graduate Poppy van Oorde-Grainger in collaboration with the young participants.<\/p>\n