Gilgongo Records founder James Fella smiles mischievously as he pulls a record from a sleeve and puts it on the turntable.
"This is incredible," he says, dressed unassumingly in a button-down, blue jeans, and New Balances. The youthful-looking 32-year-old brushes his hair to the side as haunting sounds emit from the speakers, muffled strands of "Martha My Dear," that sound warbled and transmuted.
