Historians have long pondered the origin of the Medina Sound. Just as the Mississippi Delta spawned the blues and the Mersey gave rise to the Beatles, so a steaming hotbed of creativity flourished at the confluence of Thomas Road and Medina Avenue. Pioneers of the style, such as The Lost Dogs and Dangerbyrd, created a unique fusion of improvised musicianship and blown speakers that went on to influence better known artists such as Felix Rodriguez and Dave James.

Buffered from the industrial influences of Kwinana Beach, an organic sound emerged in the early part of the century, which the locals would play to accompany their bizarre pastime of alligator wrestling. Though the alligators are now extinct, the music lives on, as performed by these youngsters, The Fabulous FyshwickBrothers.