An eclectic mix of indigenous and Aboriginal music. Featuring a wide range of traditional instruments of percussion, didgeridoo, to synthesisers and electric violin.

Rhythm Hunter is an enjoyable collection of tracks inspired by the Aboriginal Dream Time.

From the Bush is a collection of contemporary Aboriginal music. Fresh, exciting and unorthodox, the 19 tracks have been compiled by a mixture of young talented composers.

Some traditional songs which have been performed in the outback and on fringe camps have now been recorded for the first time on From the Bush.

The soundtrack to the Narungga Dreaming Theatrical Show.

Featuring traditional Aboriginal music composed by the Nakanya tribes, and the story of the dawning of the tribe, to the modernisation, and eventually to becoming a recognised Voice of Australia.

The Theatrical Show has been a popular performance both domestically and internationally. Nukanya means:" Don't say good bye but see you again".

A Didgeridoo course on CD for you to learn and practise in your own time.

Whether you are a beginner or advanced player of the instrument, Didgman is an easy and fun way to develop your skills on the Didgeridoo with techniques for you to master.

Der 2. Didgeridoo-Kurs: Neue Atemtechniken, Rhythmen und Sounds.

Der Folge-Didgeridoo course on CD for you to learn and practise in your own time. Didgman 2 is an easy and fun way to further develop your skills on the Didgeridoo with advanced techniques for you to master.

Didgeridoo, piano, saxophone, flute and a number of other acoustic instruments come together in this fantastic collaboration of Aboriginal and World music.

This album features 10 instrumental numbers, each performed live to capture the excitement and innovation of this ensemble group of musicians.

A double album compilation with the first disc featuring 13 beautiful tracks of solo innovative didgeridoo songs by Alastair Black.

On the second disc, Black unravels the secret of didgeridoo playing in a simple step-by-step method. You can begin to master the didgeridoo in a surprisingly short time.

This album features didjeridoo and world dance rhythms.

Performed by Ash Dargan of the Larrikia tribe of the Northern Territory, the ceremonial didjeridoo is blended with wooden flutes and tight percussion to form a distinct and hypnotic river of sound, and remarkable dance rhythms.

From one of Australia's most acclaimed instrumental groups, this album captures the sensation of living in a vast, sprawling country where the physical landscape dwarfs minimal human impact.

Music of imagination and integrity. Art of both an ancient and contemporary nature.

This chromatic scale of didjeridus was made for the recording of Travelling songs in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory with the collaboration with song men and didgeridoo makers of this region.

With songs in native Aboriginal dialect, this album captures a unique part of the culture through story-telling and song and dance.