The Last Kinection is an Australian Indigenous hip hop trio, known for their potent combination of music with a strong political and social message, pioneering the way for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the music industry. Comprised of siblings Joel (Weno) and Naomi Wenitong from the Kabbi Kabbi people of South East Queensland, and Jacob Turier (DJ Jaytee) of Filipino heritage, the group not only showcases their musical prowess but also their commitment to their culture and heritage.

Their discography includes the influential album "Nutches," which upon its release was met with critical acclaim for its authenticity and powerful lyrical content, and the follow-up "Nutches (Deluxe Edition)" which expanded on the original with additional tracks. Singles like "Happy People," and "Are We There Yet?" in addition to the album "Next of Kin," explore a range of themes from joyous celebrations of life to hard-hitting commentaries on social injustice. The Last Kinection has successfully used their platform to advocate for Indigenous rights and issues, while simultaneously earning respect within the broader music community for their artistry and storytelling.