Grayson Rotumah is a Bundjalung musician, composer, educator and researcher, and Co-Director of the Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music (CASM) at the University of Adelaide. His work centres Indigenous music, language revitalisation, songwriting and culturally grounded composition. He is Artistic Director of the Kaurna Song Book and leads the Indigenous Health Songbook, bringing together artists, communities and researchers from across Australia. As a PhD candidate, his research explores Bundjalung culture, language and contemporary composition. Grayson has collaborated with leading orchestras and artists, sharing Indigenous stories through performance, education and intercultural creative practice on national and international stages and platforms.