澳洲音乐人Budjerah近日在采访中高度评价了与Kylie Minogue的合作经验。他表示，Kylie于2023年与他合作表演《I Still Call Australia Home》时展现了非凡的歌唱实力，并指出"她的歌声非常优美——我认为她的演唱能力没有得到足够的认可"[1]。Budjerah曾赢得两项ARIA奖[1]，其首张专辑《Gentleman》现已发行[1]。
Budjerah在采访中还分享了自己的人生故事。作为Bundjalung民族的Coodjinburra人[1]，他于16岁时在Kingscliff High School与妻子Sophie相遇[1]，两人后于6月在Tweed Heads的教堂结婚[1]。
Australian musician Budjerah has shared insights from his career, including his recent work with pop icon Kylie Minogue on a rendition of "I Still Call Australia Home" in 2023 [1]. The collaboration prompted Budjerah to praise Minogue's vocal abilities, stating that "her voice is absolutely beautiful — I don't think she gets enough credit for her singing" [1].
Budjerah, a member of the Coodjinburra people from the Bundjalung nation, has become an accomplished artist in his own right, having won two ARIA Awards [1]. His debut album "Gentleman" has now been released [1]. Beyond his professional achievements, Budjerah has shared personal milestones from his life, including meeting his wife Sophie at Kingscliff High School when he was 16 years old [1]. The couple married in June at a church in Tweed Heads [1].