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The Indigenous Hip Hop Project is not just a project it is a professional troupe whose performers hail from First Nations communities in urban, rural and remote corners of Australia.

At the recent Yalukit Wilum Ngargee festival the Indigenous Hip Hop project captivated the audience with a show of gravity defying acrobatics and artistic beauty.

Michael Farah is director of the Project. Asked about the time it took to put together such a breathtaking performance Michael Farah says that one should not be fooled by the little time that it took them to put it together. Their performance is the result of years of enduring and persistent training the acrobatic stuff that is what the dancers come with. They come with their own training. They are all professional dancers that have done a lot of extensive training; am talking years and years, hours and hours of practice every day to get to that point.