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If you have customers who can't get enough of the Australian didgeridoo, this compilation from the excellent Music Mosaic label is the solution. Didgeridoo Drum Dance should fulfill everyone who hungers for the buzzing, barking, and droning sounds of this ancient instrument. If you play this CD in-store, make sure your store's aisles are wide, because the word "dance" in the title is not an idle claim. These sonic explorations of world-beat rhythms and Aboriginal growls will get in the blood of anyone with a pulse. Unlike similar compilations, the only instrumental accompaniment to the didgeridoo is pervasive rhythm played on either percussion, drums, or via programmed beats. This doesn't keep this CD from being a veritable stew of many flavors! Bill Binkelman, New Age Retailer |
Didgeridoo Drum Dance
World-Beat, Tribal Fusion, Ambient Groove
Percussive instruments pulse in the didgeridoo's rhythmic breath of fire and scorched earth. Primal growls, ululations, voice calls and animal sounds manifest the Dream-dance mystery…Thrills of the tribes transmute into stirring tracks to let you let go, hang loose and trance out to the lost frontiers of the mind on these ambient world-beat didgeridoo drum dance mixes.
Yeah! Didgeridoo Drum Dance made it to the Top 20's for the month of December in the '90FM WWSP's New Age Sampler', category 'Acoustic Resonance / Fantasy Realm'!
"Rockin' the dancefloor this weekend With 'Didgeridoo Drum Dance"!!" - Comment from DJ Alain E.
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1 | Giovani by Hilight Tribe |
Gregory Ruze: guitare, didgeridoo - Ludovic Plissier: percussion, jumbe - Sebastien Garcia: drums - Richard Peres: bass - Laurent Didier: congas - Mathias Duroy: filters | ||
2 | Regen # 40 by Angsar-Manual Stein |
Angsar-Manuel Stein: didgeridoo - Joss Turnbull: drums/ percussion |
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3 | Slightly Spritely by Wild Marmelade |
Simon Mullumby: spinifex didgeridoo - Mathew Goodwin: drum kit |
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4 | Renascer by Brainscape |
Alain Eskinasi: synthesiser, grooves, percussion - Ariel Kalma: mosquito didge - Al Ramos + Derwisj Whirler: didgeridoo |
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5 | Didge and Drums by Ariel Kalma |
Ariel Kalma: didgeridoo, grooves, bamboo sax, percussion |
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6 | Lizard Eye by Denra Durr |
Denra Durr: didgeridoo, sticks, bells |
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7 | Seven by Andy Graham |
Andy Graham: didgeridoo, drum kit, djembe, jaws harp |
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8 | Now for Something very differente by Rishi & Harshil |
Rishi Vlote: dun dun, djembe, percussion - Harshil Chiostri: congas, djembe, didgeridoo - Chintan Relenberg: tablas |
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9 | Bhairav Didge by Tarshito |
Tarshito: drums, percussion - Eshua: didgeridoo |
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10 | Run to the City by Triad |
Papi Moreno, Walter Mandelli: didjeridoo - Gennaro Scarpato: drum, percussion |
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11 | Yekke by Stephen Kent |
Stephen Kent: didgeridoo, ngoma, percussion - Suru Ekeh: djembe - Eda Maxym, Esmerelda, Eszike Tarics: vocals |
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12 | Word of Mouth by Ash Dargan |
Ash Dargan: didgeridoo, mouth harp, percussion - Giuseppe Vizzone: drums, percussion - Nigel Pegrum: shakers, wood mallets |
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13 | Didjii Dun Dun by Hollow Log |
Gary Cannell: didgeridoo - Peter Lowson, Simon McDonald: percussion |
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