The stage is set for Electric Fields' Eurovision debut

Electric Fields vocalist, Zaachariaha Fielding's Aṉangu influence on their historic Eurovision debut is profound. The title of their song to be performed, is from the artwork titled ‘Milkali Kutju’ by Zaachariaha’s father, acclaimed contemporary artist Robert Fielding. “One Milkali means ‘to know thyself’ and once you do that, don't hold on to that," says Fielding.

"It's a beautiful portrayal of the sacred bond between generations, where grandparents pass down their wisdom, stories, and connection to Ngura, the homeland, to their grandchildren." Painted at the end of 2023, Paraulpi is one of Zaachariaha’s favourite memories and one he often visits through both his work as a visual artist and as one half of Electric Fields.

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