I have been playing on and off for many years now and do a range from traditional folk, jazz/blues standards.I write my own songs and do some covers as well  and I am open to working with people in a range of genres - I enjoy learning new ways of working and, from a selfish point of view, it helps me to develop my own style.
I am not a prolific writer but recently have produced a CD of some of my songs called Apples and Snakes if anyone wants one please contact me.
Having played around in various places (gigs that is) I feel a little sad there aren't more women/girls out there playing live music. I go to several music clubs and open mic nights in the UK and I am often the only women playing - there are a few more women singing, but not many who play an instrument as well. it is a shame there aren't more young women and girls out there creating their own music!
 


I play/make shakuhachi and shinobue, Japanese bamboo flutes. Japan is a deep inspiration for me. Wabi-sabi aesthetics. But also enjoy playing other traditional instruments such as shamisen, didgeridoo, duduk, hichiriki, and my hybrid harmonic flute, tenkan. I also enjoy vocals such as kiyari, throat singing, and improvisation. I enjoy hiking, walking in nature, meditation, and hand-crafting musical instruments; also love electronic and ambient music. Steve Roach, Depeche Mode, Dead Can Dance, DJ Crush, Azam Ali, Ramin Loga Torkian,...I am drawn towards dark, shadowy, sad, introspective, intense, pathos-ful sounds, minor melodies, music, but my aim in life is happiness, peace, and harmony with my surroundings.

This page is full and I can't pay for pro, so for new stuff, go to soundcloud.com/theurbanshamanmusic Thanks!

Combining the worlds oldest instruments with its newest technology, The Urban Shaman takes electronic drums, synths, and world class high energy didge skills and runs them all through live looping technology to create intricately layered jams that leave the audience breathless.

I started to play the didgeridoo about 20 years ago. At first,I was learning from European contemporary players and later I was learning from Yolngu people in North East Arnhem Land, Australia.  My style is between the traditional & modern style. I have played on a lot of different kinds of stages and I played with some different kinds of people. I performed at Fonó Club, S.U.N festival. Akvárium Club, Ozora festival, Sziget festival, Samsara, Transylvania Calling, Hanna Hanna festival, Tilos & Rts. Fm. Radio. Now, I have a solo project and I have an ambient band. It is called Audio Compress. In this project, I am the composer as well.

Contact:
audiocompress@gmail.com

Nadishana is a siberian multi-instrumentalist living in Berlin, composer, recording producer and instrument designer, who creates his own unique approach to the world fusion music.

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