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''I am not a performer of traditional didjeridu songs, Yet my music is respected by many of my Aboriginal brothers and sisters. To be taken by the didjeridu is to enter the innocent appreciation of the sound. It is a teacher in the art of effortless action. Go nowhere. Be here. Enough,
Elizabeth Henshaw is a classically trained Australian pianist, composer and producer. This is the 2nd ZEPHYR album, a follow-up to the self-titled 2001 debut, which became a favourite on ABC Classic FM. In the UK, soprano Becky Jane Taylor has recorded Elizabeth's song “Prayer” for EMI Classics (UK). This song is also included on ZEPHYR’s new album Flame –sung here by guest vocalist Vimila.
Between Osaka and Paris the Singles
This is Didjworks 3rd release. Recorded in London, this music crosses the ancient sounds of the didjeridoo with the new sounds of trip hop and trance with flavoyrs of world music and urban beats.
The British trio, fronted by New Zealander Mikey McCleary, have already seen UK indie chart success with their first two singles, and it is not hard to see why. The Naked Apes specialise in upbeat, bouncy pop-punk tunes laced with consistently catchy melodies. Although not breaking any new musical ground, they have assembled a strong collection of well-written poppy guitar-driven songs.
The yidaki (didjeridu) is an instrument of the Indigenous people of Northern Australia. It is a gateway to the Dreamtime. When I play I connect with a vast and infinite pool of knowkedge and raw creative forces. I play my story, my dreaming, the dreaming of NOW, I humble myself to the traditional custodians of this instrument. This music is dedicated to the healing and harmonising of planet Earth.
Matt James has been known for his extraordinary talent as a didgeridoo player. He can turn the drone of the didgeridoo into a beautiful musical symphony of sounds that can soothe and warm the heart. His sounds will thrill and excite the senses - hearing is believing.
Afro Dizzi Acts innovative approach has seen them playing a diverse range of festivals and gigs, nationally & internationally, crossing many styles since 1997. They have solidified their presence in the Brisbane artistic community as a group who push the boundaries and are committed to high quality playing, performance and…... making people bounce!
Tommee was touring his newest album, Recipe, which was inspired by palumara, a fish soup from his home island of Sumbawa. Each track is named after an ingredient in the soup and, by the sound of the album, it is one tasty dish.
