Inspired by unplugged bonfire sessions, RhythMen was founded in 2003. Since that moment, three guys stuck together to make music – sounds simple, but has much more to it. It´s not easy to characterise their music, but you can be sure that their live shows are a steaming hot experience!
Imagine the groovy, earthy sound of the didge, combined with a partly melodic-trancy, partly bad and dirty sounding guitar, supported by a powerful drumset and electronic loops. These ingredients flow like a neverending acoustic river through your auditory canal straight into your brain, letting your hips shake and your legs flip around.
Another important element of RhythMen ist the spontaneity, the improvisation, the gift to let energy free, to electrify the audience, letting you feel the fun they are having in making music. Over and above they are supported by the well known Vjs „OchoReSotto“ who will put a dazzling spell on your eyes.

RhythMen and friends:
Since the development of the project "RhythMen and friends" they try to broaden their musical horizon, playing live shows up to five hours nonstop, together with different guest‐musicans and various instruments.

Members:
Mario Pall - Didgeridoo
Alex Pfleger - Guitar / FX
Gert Kleinhansl - Drums / Sampels

Influences:
Wild Marmelade, Morph, Iron Maiden, Manu Chao, Uptown Monotones, NuFo, Mrs. Mariha, all our guest-musicians, our friends and families and every kind of music that kicks ass our touches our soul.


Player of the didge and other instruments, wandering jammer.

A Didgeridoo Musician, Maker and Teacher since 2001, a Community Artist since 2013 and a Sound Artist since 2016.

My work with Sound and Music revolves around the themes of Making and Participation.

Musicking (as by Christopher Small) has saved my life by giving me a sense of belonging. I work each day to search for and create spaces where people come together to make music and sound. The experience of togetherness amplifies our reflection on participation on the wider society.

I have been involved in musicking with people of all ages and conditions, be it in an hospital, or in care homes in partnership with members of the London Symphony Orchestra, in schools working with teenagers setting up didgeridoo ensembles, and in many other musicking experiences.

Currently based in Port Angeles, Washington, multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer Pamela Mortensen has performed with didgeridoo as a solo artist for the past 16 years. Now she is taking a new direction by weaving this ancient instrument with synthesizer, piano and her rich voice to create music of ambient landscapes, lush harmonies and body-moving rhythms. Her compositions and recordings have garnered awards from Seattle Arts Commission, ASCAP and Yamaha Corporation.

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