One Vision Productions

22/12/2025

OneVision Album Release - All Our 2025 Music For Change Songs!

This album brings together all the tracks we've produced this year, incl. two cracking songs from our workshops in Casino NSW and Nerang QLD, plus five original public school songs created by young people across Bundjalung Country through One Vision Productions’ Music for Change program. Each of these public school tracks is grounded in it’s deep connection to Country, culture, language, and story, carrying the voices of Jarjums who sing with pride, honesty, and hope.
With their passion flowing through them from the rivers to the sea, from the bush and into town, from past and into future, these songs celebrate resilience, belonging, and the wisdom passed down through Elders and ancestors. Together, they form a powerful collective statement from the next generation: proud of who they are, respectful of where they come from, and ready to walk forward together; strong, connected, and united.
Huge Respect to our Elders involved this year , Uncle Gilbert Laurie and Aunty Joan Sherriff who’s wisdom, knowledge, strength and grace continue to guide our Jarjums, our One Vision team and the broader community as a whole. And Kudos also must be given to Bree-Anna Currie and Melinda Bell from Red Inc Org Lismore, Karen Newtown and Kaleisha from Lismore South Public School, Bronwyn Renshaw, Stuart Edwards, Jason Chan and Chantay Caudwell at Nimbin Central School, Aunty Jessica Matuchet at Ballina Public and Grace Sleba from Centaur Public School.

And to the One Vision facilitators and crew, Mark Robertson, Daniel triple nip Pearson, Rosie Donovan aka Rosie MissChief, Ceodie McCarthy The boy of many colors, Daniel Norman, Eli Erueti, Mia Bloom, Tayla Beale, Matthew Storen aka Mattriks, Chris Liddell, The Music Film Studio and Andy Jans-Brown.

Find it on Spotify, Apple Music, Youtube Music Amazon, Tidal... and basically everywhere!

One Vision Productions · album · 2025 · 7 songs

25/11/2025

This is an inspiring story about the young Indigenous students from Centaur Primary School, Banora Point, Tweed Heads NSW, in the Bundjalung nation, who are stepping up to carry the torch of creation with the wisdom of their ancestors flowing strong in their blood.
A celebration of their indigenous roots and their deep connection to the beautiful country that they inhabit. From Wollumbin to the sea, these students sing of the ways that all things connect; and they stand strong and resilient like Gabal, (The Big Scrub) singing with all the beauty and confidence of a kookaburra.
“One Vision, One Heart - Overcoming Limitations!” - This is the world they are making. It’s a future with its past integrated. A reminder of how best to move forward; respectful, inclusive and proud together. The Yelgen Sun is shining bright in the rainbow region.
Huge Kudos to Grace Sleba and Aunty Joan Sherriff from Centaur Public School.
And to the One Vision facilitators and crew; Daniel Norman, Eli Erueti, Mia Bloom, Matthew Storen aka , Chris Liddell at The Music Film Studio and Andy Jans-Brown

25/11/2025

One Vision has been operating in the for over a decade. We are grateful to be recognised by the Byron Bay Chamber of Commerce in Business Excellence. Wish us luck for tomorrow night! 😁

18/11/2025

This is an inspiring story about the young Indigenous students from Centaur Primary School, Banora Point, Tweed Heads NSW, in the Bundjalung nation, who are stepping up to carry the torch of creation with the wisdom of their ancestors flowing strong in their blood.

A celebration of their indigenous roots and their deep connection to the beautiful country that they inhabit. From Wollumbin to the sea, these students sing of the ways that all things connect; and they stand strong and resilient like Gabal, (The Big Scrub) singing with all the beauty and confidence of a kookaburra.

“One Vision, One Heart - Overcoming Limitations!” - This is the world they are making. It’s a future with its past integrated. A reminder of how best to move forward; respectful, inclusive and proud together. The Yelgen Sun is shining bright in the rainbow region.

Huge Kudos to Grace Sleba and Aunty Joan Sherriff from Centaur Public School.

And to the One Vision facilitators and crew; Daniel Norman, Eli Erueti, Mia Bloom , Matthew Storen aka Mattriks, Chris Liddell at The Music Film Studio and Andy Jans-Brown.

18/11/2025

This is an inspiring story about the young Indigenous students from the Centaur School, Banora Point, Tweed Heads NSW, in the Bundjalung nation, who are stepping up to carry the torch of creation with the wisdom of their ancestors flowing strong in their blood.

A celebration of their indigenous roots and their deep connection to the beautiful country that they inhabit. From Wollumbin to the sea, these students sing of the ways that all things connect; and they stand strong and resilient like Gabal, (The Big Scrub) singing with all the beauty and confidence of a kookaburra.

“One Vision, One Heart - Overcoming Limitations!” - This is the world they are making. It’s a future with its past integrated. A reminder of how best to move forward; respectful, inclusive and proud together. The Yelgen Sun is shining bright in the rainbow region.

Huge Kudos to Grace Sleba and Aunty Joan Sherriff from Centaur Public School.

And to the One Vision facilitators and crew; Daniel Norman, Eli Erueti, Mia Bench, Matthew Storen aka Mattriks, Chris Liddell at The Music Film Studio and Andy Jans-Brown.

05/10/2025

Bulaan gii Janbala Jugandaa 'Walking together on country’ - Lismore South Primary 2025

This song is a celebration of resilience, connection to country and culture. It flows like the great rivers of the Bundjalung Nation, and the blood in the veins of its great people. It follows the journey of spirit and struggle from those who lived on the missions, such as Cubbawee, who needed permission to go into Lismore, living in times of segregation and hardship, displaced from their roots and cultural ways; and on it flows through time and space to the jarjums at Lismore South Public School, who sing loud and proud for the wisdom and beauty that comes from walking in truth on country together, learning language and connecting deeply to the essence of all that makes them who they are.

They paint on the dalang (ochre) , they shake a leg, ‘yawarr’ , put one foot in front of the other and pave the way, shoot for the stars; to infinity and beyond.

Huge Kudos to Karen Newtown and Kaleisha from Lismore South Public.

And to the One Vision facilitators and crew Coedie McCarthy aka The boy of many colours, Eli Erueti, Uncle Gilbert Laurie, Rosie Donovan aka Rosie Misschief and Chris Liddell, The music film studio and Andy Jans-Brown.

01/10/2025

NEW RELEASE: 🔥 Cas Brothers 🔥
From the streets of Casino NSW to the studio, these young men are choosing a different pathway — away from trouble and into creativity.

In partnership with Ngunya Jarjum, this track is raw, real and powerful: their stories of struggle, brotherhood, and hope for a better future.

🎤 “Cas brothers tryna live a better life,
Switchin’ up yeah, we’re stayin’ outta strife.”

This is more than music. It’s youth justice in action, culture in motion, and proof that change is possible.

👉 Watch. Share. Support... because when young voices rise, communities heal.

Props to One Vision facilitators and team; Mark Robertson, Daniel triple nip Pearson, Rosie MissChief, Eli Erueti, Axe Follin and Chris Liddell at The Music Film Studio

#2470

01/10/2025

“It’s not about the colour; it’s who we are together. Love is the language and we speak it forever. We speak about our culture. Our sharing keeps it strong. Continuing our journey 60,000 years long.”

From the yarning circle, these young ambassadors of hope gathered on Bundjalung Nation and poured out their hearts through songs, stories, and the wisdom that has been generously passed down through generations of custodians and elders of this land. These passionate young students continue their journey to stay connected to the place they call home, ‘Mullumbimby'—known as the "place of the meeting of the waters." Bringing together clans from across Australia, fostering a sense of belonging for all who reside here.

These wise young students also welcome cultural exchange with their neighbours. On this occasion, they celebrate and welcome their friends from Aotearoa (New Zealand), recognising the shared creation stories and connections they have regarding the stars, particularly the Pleiades, which point to their ancestral roots, as they continue to promote love, respect, and understanding among themselves and with those around them. Ensuring that their traditions, stories, and songs thrive for generations to come.

Huge Kudos must be given to Uncle Scott Sentance, Lara Kelly, Adam Culbert, Kelly Spilstead and Cameron Johnson, who made this opportunity possible with Mullumbimby High.

And to the One Vision facilitators and crew on this project; Rangimarie Ferguson, Jacob Paulson aka JK-47, Fergus McDermott, Rosie Donovan aka Rosie MissChief, Daniel Norman aka Sacha, Andy Bowles, Chris Liddell at The Music Film Studio and Andy Jans-Brown.

16/09/2025

02/09/2025

Alright fam, I’m finally putting this out there.This six part journey has been massive. Life changing.I’ve travelled the world filming these episodes, sat wi...

01/08/2025

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