Aim 4 More

AIM 4 More
AIM 4 More
Origin	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Years active	1993-1997
Associated acts	Banawurun
Past members	Troy Brady; Harry Whaleboat; Michael Tuahine; Rodney Stuurman; Wynyard Davis; Jonathan Bullen; Ross Johnson

Aim 4 More (AIM is for Aboriginal and Islander Mob)[1] was an Indigenous Australian band.[2][3] They released their debut self-titled CD in 1997.[4] They won a Deadly in 1997 for Most Promising New Talent. They were features in the ABC TV show Defining Black.[5]

Discography

AIM 4 More (1997) - Jamalga Music

References

Popular Music & Society, Volume 24, Issue 2, 1 July 2000, "Singing about nations within nations: Geopolitics and identity in Australian indigenous rock music" by Peter Dunbar-Hall and Chris Gibson
The Age, 6 January 2000, "Yo, Snoop Doggy Dingo!" by Brian Courtis
The Australian, 25 July 1997, "Big-time dreamers on track." by Katrina Strickland
Daily Telegraph, 25 September 1997, "Aim right on target" by Jane Albert
The West Australian, 6 January 2000, "Aboriginal Youth Take The Rap" by Mark Naglazas

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[1] Popular Music & Society, Volume 24, Issue 2, 1 July 2000, "Singing about nations within nations: Geopolitics and identity in Australian indigenous rock music" by Peter Dunbar-Hall and Chris Gibson

[2] The Age, 6 January 2000, "Yo, Snoop Doggy Dingo!" by Brian Courtis

[3] The Australian, 25 July 1997, "Big-time dreamers on track." by Katrina Strickland

[4] Daily Telegraph, 25 September 1997, "Aim right on target" by Jane Albert

[5] The West Australian, 6 January 2000, "Aboriginal Youth Take The Rap" by Mark Naglazas