The Rough Guide To World Music - Volume 2

Djarridjarri / Blue Flag

Elcho Island Boys

Saltwater Country

Going Back Home

Koonibba Rock

Kapi Pulka

Great Southern Land (Maal Mix)

What do you wanna know
Cus I can't reveal too much info
Oh I thought you'd known
Oh I thought you'd known

I know I'm a whore and I'm on hormones
But I'm poor, that's why I do it, I thought you'd know
You're into the body of mine cus it's different, weird, but sufficient. Okay
Okay, okay

What do you want to know
I can't reveal too much info
I, just got by, by the skin of my teeth, it doesn't feel right
I (a girl who used to be a guy), I'm losing all the culour, I'm losing all the lite 


I know I'm a whore and I'm on hormones
But I'm poor, that's why I do it, I thought you'd known
My body is weird but that's okay though
I do it all for paper, now you know
My body is weird but that's okay though
I do it all for paper, now you know

Call Girl

map-for-intuition.mp3

DANS•DAS Album Release 🌟

🎶 The album is finally out.  
After years in the basement, waiting for the right vibration,
it decided — on its own — to be born.

🌀 DANS•DAS is not just a project.
It’s a pulse.
A breath.
A sonic ritual.

🙏 Huge thanks to everyone who helped shape it:
Mario Farinato, Mirko, and so many others who believed in this sound.

🏠 Recorded in Mantova at LSStudio,
🔁 Remastered by Collettivo Undersound  
⚡ During a magical bash — a firosice moment in the underground SoundCloud circuit.

📻 SoundCloud has always been part of our story.
Our producer started working there back in 2015 — the early days.
The project was sold, bought, lost, found again…
And now, it returns with new life,
on a professional indie platform,
ready to resonate.

📅 We’re publishing two albums and three singles every day —
because we believe in vibration.
We believe in rhythm.
We believe in resonance.

💥 Vibrate, people, vibrate.  
🎵 Put a scacciapensieri in your sonic cannons.
Let the echo fly.

SAVA

Charcoal Lane

Down City Streets

Ive Lied

Native Born

Munjana

Tribal Voice

Dharpa (Tree)

Written by Bart Willoughby

Recently discovered in the vaults of PBS 96.7fm radio Melbourne Australia. Rediscover the magic of a young Aboriginal band whose music took them onto the world stage during the 1980s.  
Performed live, this track  'Black Mans Rights' is written and performed by one of our band members 'Bart Willoughby'.  The band was inducted into the Adelaide Music Collectives South Australian Music 'Hall of Fame' on June 3rd 2016.   One of the very first songs penned by one of the songwriters of the band during our formative years 1979-81.  No Fixed Address performed this song before Prince Charles at the Adelaide Festival Theatre 1981 during their Royal Charity performance.  The song was recorded for the sound track to the movie 'Wrong Side of the Road' AFI 1981 Jury Prize winner for best feature film.  Black Mans Rights was performed by the band in the beginning of the movie.  Track from the newly pre-released album No Fixed Address 'Live' Vintage 1981, recorded by PBS 96.7fm    http://shoutout.wix.com/so/9LZ1z0Gi#/main  No Fixed Address will be performing at THE GOV Hindmarsh in Adelaide on the 28 Jan 2017.  https://www.facebook.com/NoFixedAddressofficialsite/

Black Mans Rights

MTV Unplugged Live In Melbourne

Charcoal Lane (MTV Unplugged Live In Melbourne) [feat. Paul Kelly]

The Aboriginal Art Museum Utrecht (AAMU)

The Aboriginal Art Museum Utrecht (AAMU) is the only museum in Europe which is completely devoted to contemporary Australian Aboriginal art. The museum offers artists of Aboriginal origin a platform to show their work to a European public and hopes to give greater publicity and respect to this quite unknown genre. Next to calling for attention the museum also wants to inform and teach her visitors about contemporary Aboriginal art. By placing it next to modern Western art the visitor is challenged to start looking for similarities and differences and form an opinion on both artforms.

The AAMU concentrates specifically on the visual arts. However, some attention is given to other artistic expressions, music being one of them. In an educational program for youth an interactive, interdisciplinary approach towards art is given. At the Sound-Bites-Art experience one gets the opportunity to look at art in a different way with the help of an MP3-player. It is the idea that different musical genres each have their own influence on the perception of a work of art. Some attention is paid as well to the more authentic form of Aboriginal music, which is very important in the original religious culture: on demand didgeridoo workshops are offered.

This musical fragment is a song of the band Yothu Yindi. The members of this band are Aboriginals of the Yolngu tribe, coming from the northeast coast of Australia. The special thing about this band is the way they mix the specific sounds, customs and instruments of traditional Aborinigal music with elements of modern Western rock’n’roll. The result of fusion is a unique musical form, of which the source goes back for thousands of years, but which sounds modern and contemporary all the same. With this approach Yothu Yindi can be called the musical equivalent of the AAMU. 

Yothu Yindi - Djäpana

Dharpa (Tree)

Yothu Yindi

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