11 Facts About Thelma Plum

Thelma Plum is a Gamilaraay woman from Delungra, New South Wales.

Thelma Plum graduated from the Music Industry College, Brisbane and spent most of her early life in that city.

In May 2012, Thelma Plum uploaded the tracks "Blackbird" and "Father Said" onto Triple J Unearthed and in July 2012, won the inaugural Triple J's National Indigenous Unearthed Music competition and was nominated for a Deadly award for Most Promising New Talent.

Thelma Plum released her debut extended play, Rosie, in March 2013 and followed with her second EP, Monsters.

Thelma Plum released her debut album, Better in Blak, in July 2019.

In January 2020, Thelma Plum became the highest ranking Indigenous artist ever in the Triple J Hottest 100, when "Better in Blak" charted at number 9.

In May 2020, Thelma Plum released a cover of Powderfinger's "These Days".

In July 2022, Thelma Plum announced the forthcoming release of her third EP, Meanjin, alongside its second single "When It Rains It Pours".

In November 2022, Thelma Plum announced the forthcoming release of When Rosie Met Monsters, compiling the EPs Rosie and Monsters together on vinyl, CD and cassette.

In November 2023, Thelma Plum released "We Don't Talk About It", the first new music in over twelve months.

Thelma Plum won an award from six nominations in 2019.