Airtist is a unique music project that creates the atmosphere of electronic dance music with ancient instruments and human voice. The didgeridoo, theJew's harp and the human beatbox together create an unmatchable soundworld that is so typical to Airtist. The band don't use any electronically produced sound. Only the natural vibration of their instruments is what makes people dance. This music could have been played thousands of years ago the same way.

Wireless

© Beriga Recordings, 2016

DEPRESSIVE DARK DEEP UNDERGROUND TECHNO HARD ACID TRANCE RAVE ELECTROPUNK BREAKBEAT BIGBEAT PSYCHEDELIC GOA HOUSE MINIMAL 

Jew's harp player from Hungary. Founder of Zoord, Airtist, Navrang, different folk projects. Also have solo projects. http://aron.doromb.com

Airtist is a unique music project that creates the atmosphere of electronic dance music with ancient instruments and human voice. The didgeridoo, the Jew's harp and the human beatbox together create an unmatchable soundworld that is so typical to Airtist. The band don't use any electronically produced sound. Only the natural vibration of their instruments is what makes people dance. This music could have been played thousands of years ago the same way.
 
Airtist:
Áron Szilágyi: Jew's harps 
Döme: Human beatbox
Markus Meurer: Didgeridoo
joined by MC Fantom: voice

Since 2007 Airtist have played at the biggest music festivals in Europe, have made people dance in more than 20 countries at world-music events, electronic parties, music clubs and various occasions and fests. First studio album, Wireless came out in 2007, in 2013 the band has released a live album, On Air featuring MC Fantom from Subculture Revolution. Their second studio album is due late 2013.
The band uses the most ancient instruments, air and the energy given by the Nature to create music that brings people to a deliberating dance and let their spirit fly. It's important for Airtist to live in harmony with each other and the nature and they keep this in focus not only in their music but also in their lives.