Barkaa
Born: 1995
Location: Australia
Barkaa (born 1995 as Chloe Quayle), styled BARKAA, is an Australian rapper and musician, and is a Malyangapa and Barkindji woman.
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BARKAA On Her Bold New EP 'Big Tidda': 'I Wanted To Showcase All Parts Of Me As A Woman'
"This is BARKAA as a mum. This is BARKAA being proud of herself. This is BARKAA big noting and showing off. And this is BARKAA being reflective."
BARKAA Announces 2024 National Tour
The tour comes in support of her forthcoming EP, ‘Big Tidda’.
Barkaa, 3% Win Big At National Indigenous Music Awards
Other big winners included Becca Hatch and Dan Sultan, while Sammy Butcher was inducted into the NIMA Hall Of Fame.
The Kid LAROI & Barkaa Lead National Indigenous Music Awards Nominations
While The Kid LAROI and Barkaa have been nominated for three awards each, Budjerah, Electric Fields, and 3% are up for two awards each.
SBS Network Reveals 2024 NAIDOC Week Programming
This year’s NAIDOC Week takes place from Sunday, 7 July to Sunday, 14 July.
This Week’s Best New Music: Logan & KIAN, BARKAA, Juno Mamba & More
The latest update to Purple Sneakers’ ‘Best New Music’ playlist also features fresh tunes from DOBBY, Forest Claudette, Charli xcx and $uicideboy$ – to name just a few.
Barkaa, Members Of Camp Cope Slam Chemist Warehouse For Alleged Racism
“Enough is enough, my babies don’t have to go through this.”
Barkaa Hits New Milestone, 'Breaking Cycles Of Intergenerational Trauma & Addiction'
“My old people didn’t fight for me to throw away my life to drugs and alcohol”.
Free Music & Basketball Festival 'NAIDOC Up Late: Trailblazers' Heading To Barangaroo Reserve
NAIDOC Up Late: Trailblazers will honour the inspirations and advocates that have inspired a new generation of leaders and artists.
Barkaa, Horrorshow & More On Why New Hip-Hop Doco 'Burn Gently' Is So Important
Aussie hip-hop doco 'Burn Gently' is set for release on March 23, so to celebrate, we've recruited the talented people involved to explain why this film is so crucial for Australian music history.
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