Yothu Yindi
January 13, 2008 at 9:57 am | Posted in music | 4 CommentsTags: music
Sunday is Australian Music Day, my favourite. Here is a seamless integration of the traditional and the modern. I love the parts in the traditional language. This is the official Yothu Yindi site, so you have no reason at all not to buy the music.
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interesting tune
Comment by amuirin— January 13, 2008 #
I love a good primal beat. The first magic that humankind ever knew was that which was held in rhythm and dance.
Comment by Eric1313— January 13, 2008 #
The music evoking an expression from within and enhanced by that in their movement – everything for the purpose of feeling rather than just putting a message across. Fab.
Comment by Narnie— January 13, 2008 #
nice segue…..love the energy here
Comment by johemmant— January 13, 2008 #