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Welcome to Yowie Arab, another great trance album from The Busy Arab. This album was compiled by several people including Rabbi Leon, Luke R, David Joseph and Vanessa Wall, and was mastered by Jack The Bear. If you like organic trance check it out.
Ash Grunwald has been enjoying a phenomenal ride so far in 2005. Already this year has seen him take out the coveted ALBUM OF THE YEAR for his previous release, I Don't Believe, at the 2005 Australian Blues Awards; complete a national Triple j tour with the fabulous Jeff Lang; and receive stellar reviews for his latest offering LIVE AT THE CORNER.
Since Alternate Roots Powerhouse Dallas Frasca hit the scene in Dec 2005 when she released her debut solo EP ‘Acoustic Slide Groove’, she has oblivorated 4 stomp boxes, cooked 2 P.A’s and melted one guitar amp, clocking up over 30,000kms of touring around Australia.
OKA's music brings musical traditions and cultures together - ancient and modern - black and white. The traditional rhythms and stories of DidgeriSTU's Yadaki (didgeridoo) weave throughout pumping electronic beats, vocals, exotic woodwinds and world percussion - a unique fusion of organic world sounds and electronic music like no other.
Carinda was accompanied on the album by some of Australia’s finest musicians, Ben Hakalitz on drums (Youthi Yindi), Giles Smith on Bass (Dragon/John Williamson to name a few) and Natalie Bliss on harmonies and guest vocals. Shakimra on flute and Russell Harris on Trumpet.
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.
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.
She is the Best new female artist to grace the folk/roots scene and her full length album Vivid sure proves that she is here to stay.' Alleyway Music. With her trademark fingerpicking and strumming guitar style, warm husky tones, and honest, heartfelt lyrics, surfing singer songwriter Sue-Anne is one of the brightest stars in to shine on the contemporary folk/roots scene.
The Busy Arab is an eclectic mix of trance and dance music straight out of Byron Bay. This album will take you on a journey around your mind and offer the time and space to have a groove to some truly unique tunes.
PLEASURE DOME is a techno/dance musical project comprising producer Dr.Pete and numerous collaborators. Their music fuses elements of house, breakbeat, electro and rock.
