Hi. My name is Norman Johnson, also known by my stage/artist name Normey Jay. I am an ( Yidinji/Gungangji/Thanawith) I am a young Indigenous Cultural HipHop/RNB singer-songwriter and music producer.

I was born in Townsville FNQ. My childhood upbringing was on Palm Island and Yarrabah with my parents- grandparents and siblings. Since the age of eight I always had a passion for music, especially singing as I’m from a musical family of musicians, My first guitar was given to me by the age of eight. One of my biggest successes I’ve produced was 40 Tribes Of Bwgcolman. Since the hit I’ve been recognised by having the opportunity to take Gigs allowing me to perform throughout Cape York and Central Queensland. Music has the power to break down the walls that separate us as human beings. My main goal as a performer is to inspire and bring people together in the Spirit of Love, Culture and Pride. I feel very strongly about making the world a better place by sharing the healing power of music with others.

I have also gained inspiration from: Yothu Yindi, Coloured Stone Band, Baker Boy, Archie Roach, Barry Cedric, Lajamanu Teenage Band, Eagles, Micheal Jackson, Chris brown, Country music and many others. 

My music also took its globe into Indigenous communities/cities of Australia not to mention international listeners in Brazil, New York and South Africa.

I now live in Yarrabah with a family of my own striving with my passion for music and continuing to inspire our people worldwide.