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Music on DVD - Didgeridoo Trance Dance
Various Artists
A fast-paced visual music-on-dvd montage of multi-coloured dancers, creatures and stunning landscapes from the magical realm of Australia.
Pumping rhythms of the wild. Droning, eternal voices of an ancient-future. Exotic nature sounds and rapid-fire percussion create an inter-dimensional journey into mindless spirit.
Kaleidoscopic images surf through sound waves of pulsating didgeridoo from the UK, NYC and Afro-Caribbean. all fused into a thrilling VISUAL dance compilation
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Track 1 'Gurrupurung' by Gondwana |
Track 3 'Awowedas' by Lost At Last |
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| Australian footage: In Your Face Productions, Andy Bambach Visual montage, additional footage and effects: Stone Soup Productions, Michael Quaine & Cheryl Farrington |
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1. Gurrupurung by Gondwana, Log Music, 5:04 See above video |
Multi-layered didgeridu riffs and traditional aboriginal Arnhem Land voices mixed with dance floor drum'n bass to create an original earth sound. | Charlie McMahon: Didgeridoo, Programming Eddy Duquemin: Percussion Djoili Liawonga: Vocals Tom Kelly: Vocals |
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2. Anyway I Tell Ya by Ganga Giri, 7:34 | Indigenous technorganica! Fast 150 beats/minute, a song that rocks clubs and dance parties with bush sounds of Australia. | Ganga Giri: Didgeridoo, Vocals, Percussion Don Peyote : Programming |
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3. Awowedas by Lost At Last, Holon Records, 6:22 See above video |
A traditional native American peyote chant arranged in a modern style with didgeridoo, trance drums, synthesizers. | Jaya Lakshmi: Vocals Om: Programming Deva Priyo: Electric Guitar AB: Didgeridoo |
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4. Night Owl by the capitali$ts, 6:40 | Fast and joyous 142 BPM trance dance featuring didgeridoo and hooting owl. | John Lloyd: Programming John Sweeting: Guitar Dr Didge: Didgeridoo Christine Dubens: Vocals |
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5. Blue Labyrinth by Axis, 3:49 | With its spirited beat and beseeching didge horns, this song is a playful release of energy. A decisive, purposeful dance, out of the shade towards somewhere bright. the future perhaps! | Mike Edwards: Didgeridoo Michael Jackson: Didgeridoo David Russell: Bass, Keyboard |
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6. Another Land by Sounds of the Outback, 3:21 | Didgeridoo dance-trance about Australia, an ancient land steeped in mythology and home to the world's older culture, it's "Another Land". | Gary Cannell : Didgeridoo Chris Cockburn: Keyboard Peter Chappel: Percussion |
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7. Thunder by Andy Graham, 3:48 | High-energy piece featuring the didgeridoo, drumkit and djembe, demonstrating the more masculine side of drumming. | Andy Graham : Didgeridoo, Drums, Djembe Drum, Percussion |
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8. Factory Farm by Didjworks, 4:52 | Trip-Hop didgeridoo with urban beats, animal sounds, and environmental motives. | Simon 7 : Guitar, Didgeridoo Rob Cass : Programming Vagard : Programming |
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9. Kemetic Song by Hayan, 4:33 | Traditional African/Caribbean music with percussion, mouthbow and molimo (didgeridoo or 'bamboo'). Let us travel to Kmt (Ancient Egypt), the magic ground of the Pharaohs. | Malamine : Mouthbow Michel Ekwala : Didgeridoo Non Dja : Percussion |
| 10. EnTrance by Si, 7:42 | A double didgeridoo trance journey - inspiring an infinity of sounds. | Si : Didgeridoo Venus : Didgeridoo Greg Sheehan : Tapan Drum |
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| + 1 bonus track: Didgeridoo Groove by Ariel Kalma, 7:09 | Ethno trance percussion and groovy drums, a moving dance with dumbeck, log drums, Balinese hand cymbals, didgeridoo, saxwahphone, keyboards and effects. | Ariel Kalma: didgeridoo, saxophone Stephen Be: dumbeck Mat Goodwin: log drums Greg Sheehan: Balinese cymbals |
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Didgeridoo Trance dance - DVD - reviewed by Melanie: Latenite
Nothing less than spectacular can be said for this pumpin visual music DVD from our friends at Music Mosiac. Kaleidoscopic images of the gorgeous Australian landscape and wildlife teamed with trance-E visuals of people at play (dancing, loving and trancing) make this DVD more than just a music video release. As a practising Remote Viewer, I find Didgeridoo Trance Dance a nice preparation tool engaging the theta and delta rhythms and the use of binaural beats to reach the right mind set prior to RV practise.
The mesmerizing tunes lend to a very handy music utility not only for dance but focusing disciplines, delta meditation practise and of course recreational or social gatherings.
Didgeridoo Trance Dance brings forth a superb representation of Australian culture and the mysterious powers of our indigenous peoples. Grab this CD ASAP!