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Culture Creative sincerely apologises to Maatakitj (Professor Clint Bracknell) and the Nyoongar community for our use of his track Yornan (Dance Mix) at the 2026 Lightscape event in Perth without first engaging with him to understand the cultural context.
While the use of Yornan (Dance Mix) was covered under our OneMusic licence, we acknowledge that, as a matter of best practice, we should have separately engaged with Maatakitj before using the track at the event. That was not the appropriate way to engage with Indigenous cultural material, and we are deeply sorry.
We are committed to learning from this and ensuring our practices reflect the responsibilities that accompany Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property.
Maatakitj is a Nyoongar song-maker whose music carries and revitalises Nyoongar language and embodies cultural knowledge, identity and connection beyond the music itself. We encourage anyone who encountered Yornan at Lightscape to seek out Maatakitj’s music and experience it in context.
Maatakitj and the Nyoongar community have no association with Culture Creative or the event's sponsors.
Festival-goers found themselves immersed in Soundscapes, whilst visiting Muncaster Castle in Cumbria, over the August bank holiday weekend.
This brand-new event, delivered in partnership with Tube UK, who are experts in the curation of live sound, received fantastic feedback from those who took time out from the festival, to soak up the sound of nature and immerse themselves in their natural environment.
The trail flowed through the castle's tranquil, historic grounds, and the surround sound was installed across four different zones.
Starting off with the Fairy Tale Walk, the audio trail ran the full length of the existing enchanted trail for younger visitors. Made extra magical by the addition of bird song and other sounds of nature, created by award-winning composer Dan Jones. Visitors then made their way to Dragonfly Pond, next to the pet cemetery, where they were immersed in a full 360 experience of sound.
From there, the trail led to the Sundial Garden, before ending at Cannon Bank with a dramatic view across the Cumbrian hills and a soundtrack by festival hosts Sea Power, who collaborated on the audio in this zone and curated the line-up for this year's festival.
What the listeners said:
"Stunning soundscape design round the back of the castle gave the illusion that the audio was rising out of the distant hills and valleys..."
" It gave me goosebumps"
" Feels like having a real life soundtrack, as if you're in a film."
"Magical and utterly captivating"
Interested?
If you are interested in having Soundscapes as part of your own festival or event, or as a stand-alone ticketed experience, then please get in touch to find out more.
