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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.
This album features Riley Lee, shakuhachi flute master, in combination with Master Charles and Synchronicity Holodynamic vibrational entrainment technology in the Theta range. The shakuhachi is a simple, traditional, Japanese bamboo flute whose tones are subtle and evoke the essence of meditative awareness in musical form. Track one is "The Fullness of Emptiness" and track two is "Diversity in Unity". Each track is 30 minutes long.
The Wazporter Band’s 3rd album “Sliding From Grace”, is a collection of grooves and soundscapes all dedicated to the slide guitar. Described as Paris/Texas gone surfing and recorded at Byron Bay’s, Studio 301, it was originally intended as a soundtrack to a movie.
Look up ‘evangelical’ in the dictionary and you will find that one of the definitions is “marked by ardent or zealous enthusiasm for a cause.” It’s why anyone who too fervently takes a stand on an issue can quickly wear away at your patience, no matter how noble the cause. It is also the reason why evangelical seems to be the best word to describe Rachael Brady’s second album Somewhere Sunshine. While her affections do not necessarily lie with Christian beliefs, they can be annoyingly zealous to a fault.
Born on Sumbawa Island in Indonesia, Tommee's music resonates with that life of farmers, fishermen, rice fields, rivers and traditional stories; full of freedom. An exotic mix of roots, reggae, Latin and Afro beats infused with traditional strings it is a musical journey that has already circumnavigated the globe.
Straight out of Erschwil in Switzerland “Navel” are a great rock band and since their first appearance in may 2003, Navel have played about 50 local venues as well as open air festivals in switzerland and germany.
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.
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.
Afro Dizzi Acts innovative approach has seen them playing a diverse range of festivals and gigs, nationally & internationally, crossing many styles since 1997. They have solidified their presence in the Brisbane artistic community as a group who push the boundaries and are committed to high quality playing, performance and…... making people bounce!
'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".
