Perth band Calmly showcased their beautifully written songs in the Back Yard, right before the day’s most unique and memorable act headed up the Front Stage. That was of course Small Island Big Song, a group that represents unity across 16 island nations. Though not all members were present (that would require a very big stage) at the actual Australia House, the harmonic music they produced as so big and full of life that it seemed like all of them were present. The collective of First Nation artists was so moving and strong that many people outside on Rainey Street would stop in their tracks and peep over the gate to see what was happening.