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In TRAVELLING SONGS (1994) the song titles say it all; ‘Pig Wobble’, ‘Ride’, ‘Scramble’, ‘Stampede’. The didj riffs are fast, strong, and melodies express the exhilaration of travelling. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) dubbed it ‘jazz goes walkabout’. Besides the pacey didj riffs there’s chunky keyboard, wild saxophone and solid drum playing.
Mr Furious is an exciting group of guys from Melbourne who have been mates for years and love to belt out guitar based rock. This dynamic group of five brings together many years of live performances and song writing.
''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,
'India All Over', is one of those albums you would take with you if you were beamed to another planet...a rare collection of Indian male and female vocalists on a magic carpet of sensual grooves and reflective vibes....with the ultimate ocean of sound: the 23 minutes long "om-prayer".
This series of Synchronicity soundtracks is the slowest, most continually meditative music available. This soundtrack contains two 30 minute selections, "Echoes of Eternity" and "Silent Spaces". Both feature a soothing combination of sampled voice and slow-moving ethereal sound. This soundtrack may be listened to with headphones for an expansive Theta level meditation or played as deeply relaxing background creating an etheric ambiance.
Winner of the 2003 Melbourne Blues Performer Of The Year, Ash Grunwald is an inimitable blues talent. Ash has played his unique songs on his resonator guitar to audiences from the Mississippi Delta to the furthest reaches of coastal Australia. More than just a powerhouse vocalist, Ash is sliding, stomping and hollering his way into the lives of fresh audiences around the globe.
This is the latest reggae album from Raz Bin Sam, who continues to create great music from the soul, you just have to listen to a few tracks to get an idea of where the influence is.
Local Byron artist Cheynne Murphy is in good company having just been added to the 2009 Bluesfest line-up featuring Ben Harper, John Butler,and Michael Franti amongst others.
Kestrel is a band started by Lee Bruce, and A dog called Theodore is their first album. Recorded at Damien Gerard Studios in Glebe during 1999 this album is sure to please those with a passion for independent rock music,
“Beautiful Thing” represents a whole different chapter of my life and rather than try to compare it to my first album or generalize about it’s style and content, I think I should just say: It’s full o’ music. Original music. There’ll be several songs you’ll like, one or two you’ll love and a few you might already know. It’s optimistic, it’s melancholic, it’s cheeky and it’s honest.
