Vika and Linda Bull reflect on their contrasting personalities and four decades as a vocal duo
Australian Tongan sisters Vika and Linda Bull discussed their differing musical tastes and personal styles during an interview on Take 5 with Zan Rowe.

Different musical backgrounds shape the pair
Linda describes her own taste as country music while noting that her sister prefers rock and roll. The siblings acknowledge these polar opposites existed even when they were growing up together. Their mother noticed their natural vocal differences early on, identifying Vika as having a higher voice.
Personal traits drive their teamwork
Vika admits to being the wilder sister who often acted as a natural leader and trailblazer in their youth. Linda characterizes herself as very careful and considers everything, sometimes worrying that her mother could not survive two such different daughters. They argue that these distinct personalities and attitudes allow them to cover a lot of ground as a team.
Career achievements define their legacy
The duo has maintained the same motto for four decades as successful recording artists across Australia. Both women are recipients of the OAM award and have recently been inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame. They consistently prioritize their relationship as sisters above their careers as singers.
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