Produced by Andrew Robinson, Until You Call My Name is a proud, calm, yet stirring outing from Radical Son, aka David Leha, inspired by its

producer Robinson as well as Marcus Longfoot and Darkinjung local Phil Bligh. With humid percussion, bright piano and the emphatic,

immersive vocals of Radical Son himself, Until You Call My Name flourishes in its beautifully-crafted simplicity, beating at its core with the

magic sparked between Radical Son’s work with Robinson and Longfoot at Full Circle Audio in Redfern, alongside Wantok Music. And for

Radical Son, Until You Call My Name holds a special place in his heart, as he explains, “Proud of this piece. Of all the works that I have created,

it’s one of my favourites.”

Another taste of Radical Son’s highly anticipated sophomore album Biliyambil (The Learning) which is set for release in early 2024, Until You

Call My Name is a poignant yet powerful ode to finding happiness in moments of chaos, with Radical Son’s commanding vocals soaring above

an ambient glow, declaring “I hear you call my name / Wanting to engage / We’re all finding our way / We’re coping with the struggle”. And in

a world consistently divided and full of unrest, Until You Call My Name offers a calming balm as well as a timely reminder to look for what

matters most in the darkness, as Radical Son shares, “For those divided and lost, pulled or drawn in many directions both externally and

internally. I'm mindful that we are all finding our way and that as hard as it may sometimes be just getting by in life, it is my hope that we find

a way to live life, to love.”

One of the mightiest and most compelling artists in the Australian cultural scene, Radical Son channels his experiences from his challenging

past into immense power and resolve, with his trademark sound burgeoning with the urgency of hip hop and emotionally-charged soul, as

witnessed by these new songs, and his first full length album 2014’s Cause N’Affect. A festival favourite, cemented recently by his show-

stopping cover of his mentor Uncle Archie Roach’s Walking Into Doors, Radical Son has performed to standing ovations at Bluesfest, St Kilda

Festival, VIVID, the AFL Dreamtime 2032 game, and the official Uncle Archie Roach memorial in Melbourne in 2022.

A highly-skilled concert artist, with performance with classical ensembles and high-profile collaborations under his belt with David Bridie,

Emma Donovan, Frank Yamma, Lady Lash, Mau Power and Deline Briscoe, Radical Son’s artistry also expands to film and TV, with credits

including Defining Moments, a six-part NITV documentary exploring life-defining experiences, and theatre work, including the lead role of

Pemulwuy in I am Eora at the 2012 Sydney Festival.

Studying as a musician at The Eora Centre for Visual and Performing Arts in Redfern, as well completing a Bachelor of Music from Newcastle

Conservatorium, Radical Son’s creative prowess is only matched by his otherworldly stage presence that equally transfixes and transcends with

authenticity and sheer, compelling power. Cultivating his transformational life into his place as a bright fixture on Australia’s cultural

landscape, Radical Son’s moving soul vocals and unique flair only strengthen with time, potently witnessed today via Until You Call My Name.

And with an appearance on the horizon over the Easter weekend in 2024 at the National Folk Festival, a hub for the Australian folk community,

as ever, magic is guaranteed when Radical Son takes the stage.

Until You Call My Name is out today via Wantok Musik and distributed by MGM.

RADICAL SON

FRI 20 OCT | SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE WITH EMMA DONOVAN, SYDNEY, NSW

Tickets available from https://www.sydneyoperahouse.com/birthday-festival/emma-donovan

THURS 28 MARCH – MON 1 APRIL | NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL, CANBERRA ACT

Tickets available from https://www.folkfestival.org.au/