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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.
Ever since 2002, local Sydney artist Ash Grunwald has been bringing Roots and Blues to a whole new generation along with the likes of the John Butler Trio. In 2006, Grunwald is back with his fourth album, Give Signs. The album features twelve original tracks recorded live and solo, showcasing the performer's fine talent and his growth as a musician and songwriter.
This release in the Collaborations Series features internationally acclaimed recording artist Kamal with healing and soothing musical instrumentation in combination with Master Charles’ Holodynamic vibrational entrainment technology in the Theta range. Track one is entitled "Stillness 1" and track two is entitled "Stillness 2". Each track is 30 minutes long.
The Mago - This instrument (the didjeridu) is known as Mago in the Mayali language group of Western and Southern Arnhem Land. In Mayali, the word Mago also means night bird, or Owl. Darryl's home, Western Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory of Australia, is the original birthplace of the Mago.
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.
Rachael Brady is an independent singer/songwriter with a huge voice and a utopian vision - a self described peaceful revolutionary who offers up an emotive and beautiful hybrid of acoustic folk, roots, blues and jazz swathed in political, social and spiritual issues, wrapped in a voice that alternates between gale force wind and whisper.
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.
The essence of Groove Dalley is the Groove. The Groove is where this music starts, evolves and ends. The music has been described as a fusion of electro-jazz, funk and hip-hop, combined with elements of Reggae, Latin and Dance.
