significant Gumatj ceremonial site about from the township of Nhulunbuy) in 1999, and has delivered all subsequent Yiḏaki Masterclasses at the Festival since. He has attended numerous other festivals and events both in Australia and abroad, including: 2002 Rripangu Yiḏaki Festival, Eisenbach, Germany 2003 Joshua Tree Festival, USA 2003 Indigenous Peoples Commission cultural visit, Taipei, Taiwan 2004 Dubai Sister Cities Forum, United Arab Emirates 2005 Yiḏaki Festa 2005, Okuhida & Tokyo, Japan 2005 Played for Nelson Mandela in Sydney 2007 Mulu Music Festival, Mooloolaba, Australia At the 2015 edition of Womadelaide, he participated in an "Artists in Conversation" session as well as a performance that included Gotye and the Bärra (West Wind) musicians in Adelaide, South Australia. Awards Guruwiwi won the 2015 National Indigenous Music Award in the Traditional Song of the Year category, with East Journey, for Mokuy & Bonba. Partial discography Gurruwiwi's music released on CD includes: Waluka: Gurritjiri Gurriwiwi, featuring Djalu Gurruwiwi. Traditional music from north-east Arnhem Land, Volume 2. Yothu Yindi Foundation – Contemporary Masters Series, 2001 Djalu teaches and plays yidaki (didjeridu). Traditional music from north-east Arnhem Land, Volume 3. Yothu Yindi Foundation – Contemporary Masters Series, 2001 Djalu Plays and Teaches Yidaki, Volume 2 (Songs and Stories from the Galpu Clan). Traditional music from north-east Arnhem Land, Volume 6. Yothu Yindi Foundation – Contemporary Masters Series, 2003 Diltjimurru: Djalu Gurruwiwi. ON-Records & Djalu Gurruwiwi, 2003 Films and videos Westwind: Djalu’s Legacy In 2017, Westwind: Djalu's Legacy was released. It was directed by British filmmaker Ben Strunin, and Djalu's son Larry Gurruwiwi and multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter Gotye are in the cast. Initially titled Baywara (Yolngu for "lightning power", which features as a theme), the story tells of Gurruwiwi's need to pass on the sacred knowledge of the yidaki and its songlines, and Larry's initial reluctance to take on the role. The film's title echoes that of Larry's band, Bärra West Wind (Bärra being the Galpu name of the West Wind songline). The film played to packed houses at the 2018 Melbourne International Film Festival. With all proceeds for the sales of tickets and movie premieres to be paid to Zelda at Royal Galpu NGO based in Darwin and Circa 24, Darwin. Currently, the Interpol arts department is working with 5 PI's and the above parties to make sure that Ben Strunin and also Madhouse Pictures, and all entities pay the appropriate funds to the Galpu people