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Mark 'Munk' Ross is a Jardwadjali/Wotjobulak man that has been working in the music industry for over 30 years and has produced & mentored countless artists and acts both in Australia & Asia.

In 2014 he was the first NSW artist to be inducted into the National Indigenous Music Awards Hall of Fame for his contribution to music. Munk has been performing professionally as a breakdancer since 1984. He started rapping in 1985 & in 1988 he started performing & producing music professionally, playing in bands & as a solo artist, until he put together Deadly Award-winning Hip Hop crew South West Syndicate. Since then he has toured extensively throughout Australia & internationally in Asia and the USA, clocking up hundreds of performances the past quarter of a century.

Since 2013, Mark has been producing & co-writing songs throughout southeast Asia, including four hit singles. These songs have a combined YouTube views of nearly 180 million. He is currently the radio presenter on 93.7FM Koori Radio hosting the "Making Tracks" program. Mark is also a visual artist that has been a feature artist on both Google (Lionel Rose tribute) and YouTube (NAIDOC 22). He has also worked on community educational projects & has for many years including creating, mentoring and working on events with Moogahlin Performing Arts, Vibe Australia, Jimmy Little Foundation, Australia Council, APRA, Young, Black & Deadly, Bankstown Youth Development Service, Blacktown Arts Centre, Fliptop Battles, Skillz Philippines and other organisations.

Biography provided by the composer — current to August 2022