Traditional Didgeridoo Rhythms by Lewis Burns, Aboriginal Australian Artist

Lewis Burns is an ambassador of the Aboriginal Tradition and carries the wisdom and knowledge of his elders around the world as he travels and shares his culture. At the Tribal Rhythms Gathering, participants will have the opportunity to study traditional didgeridoo rhythms with Lewis Burns.
Check out Lewis Burns' website and youtube channel at:
lewisburns.com/ and
/ @lewisburns
This video was taken at The Tribal Rhythms Gathering in Upstate New York in 2016. Details for this annual event at www.didgeprojec...
Camera by Aneta Ptak

[@didgeproject]

Traditional aboriginal welcome song sung by this same man, Lewis Burns: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maqnp2aljpqkoac

[@priscilafranciellealvesfer3787]

que legal

[@otismurphy4428]

Crazy cool and thanks..!

[@TheHippyHoppyHippo]

Lewis Burns, are you the one in the middle in this video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZncfKZ7o5uSidE

[@LewisBurns]

@@TheHippyHoppyHippo No. :)

[@stephengriggs6866]

@@priscilafranciellealvesfer3787 O don't sorry I did

[@FirstnameLastname-qe3ry]

this and mongol throat singing would make one epic collab

[@solomonharris7414]

I swear

[@sierraxplore8763]

This Mongolian throat sing and the mistical handpan

[@RADsLife]

@@dfgndfghdfghdfgh bless your soul, kind sir. I love didgeridoos, and I love mongolian music, this was the video I never knew I needed in my life 😌🥴😂

[@derekbowbrick6233]

@@dfgndfghdfghdfgh You rock.

[@HeroDestrin]

I love mongol throat singing bruh

[@danielchastain4602]

and no one has commented that there a zero breaks in tone. He's using circular breathing, which is incredibly difficult

[@fito3496]

@@PicadorCriminal Im high af and just discovered this 15 minutes ago, so i dont have any real previous knowledge of this instrument...so yeah not everyone knows.

[@fito3496]

@@PicadorCriminal I just spent 4 hours learning about the didgeridoo and its awesome! Do you have one? Also yeah my point was that for people like me that comment helped me, so it's cool to share facts that could be informative :D

[@PicadorCriminal]

@@fito3496 Yeah, it's cool, keep learning about didgeridoo 👍

[@garrett9550]

I hadn’t noticed that until you said that. I took a jazz class in which circular breathing was talked about. They talked like it was incredibly hard.

[@PicadorCriminal]

@@garrett9550 Well, it is, is very hard

[@bunkysbbq6374]

He's using circular breathing. That's insanely hard to do. If you listen closely you can hear him draw deep breathes yet he never stops producing sound. He's very talented !!!

[@trollatlarge]

It's not the circular breathing that's hard, it's extremely harder to circular breathe while changing drone pitches and you physically have to switch air pockets to keep the breathing continues. Very very skilled

[@staninjapan07]

Many years ago, a friend of mine who could play (to a degree at least) offered to teach me circular breathing. He recommended that I go to a certain long footpath tunnel in the town where I lived and spend the entire night just trying and trying and trying. He also recommended that something like mushrooms (the hallucinogenic kind) might help. I had already experienced mushrooms, but in the end I never got around to borrowing his didgeridoo and trying. One of the things he said at the time, and I suspect this applies to many things in life, is that you never know when you will suddenly become able to do it (circular breathing), but that in the moment you become able, you have it for life.... you will never forget how to do it. Perhaps that was his experience. Whether it would have been mine, I can not say, but your post reminded me of that time, many years ago.

[@dbx4563]

I learned circular breathing in 5 minutes somehow

[@nothingtoseehere1221]

@@dbx4563 the hard part is making the shift from using your cheeks as an air pocket back to your lungs and vice versa without a noticable change in tune

[@Ezvy]

You can literally hear him briefly stop and breathe in. You deaf or what?

[@TonySahoo92]

The music sounds natural, feels ancient and smells like rainforest.

[@HammsterMusic]

smells like smegma

[@dannyayala9838]

@@HammsterMusic You would know.

[@marriedpizza927]

Except there aren’t any rainforests in Australia

[@tuvok5564]

@@marriedpizza927 actually there are rainforests but only in queensland i believe. the oldest rainforest in the world is in queensland (the daintree rainforest)

[@mitchellleslie6427]

Gomoroi muddy water stuff

[@siddhantwavre6990]

Ancient dubstep

[@constablebentonfraser5014]

Take a dubstep back and look at urself. Think about what u are saying. Australia is not South London. I AM DUBSTEP

[@kaeyasimp3918]

@@constablebentonfraser5014 dubstep is amazing lmao

[@TheWitchHazel2001]

An underrated comment

[@TheWitchHazel2001]

@@constablebentonfraser5014 fuck off with yo salty ass go unpress yo self

[@constablebentonfraser5014]

@@kaeyasimp3918 only if it is made by gays for gays

[@draeday22]

Just met this man at a Didgeridoo Festival in Sky Valley this past weekend. He complimented me on me being a beginner as well. This man is very sweet and talented.

[@noname8354]

I kind of really want to try it

[@ThrabenValiant]

@@noname8354 Do it! Find yourself a Didj at Guitar Center and just start! It's super fun just to goof around with.

[@noname8354]

David Lee I'll see if I can after this whole pandemic thing dies down

[@ThrabenValiant]

@@noname8354 Fair. Maybe get one mailed to you, so you can practice in isolation. ;)

[@draeday22]

A S I think you should try it you won’t regret it

[@whateveryou9382]

Only 10.000 BC kids will remember this song Edit : historically accurate or not this is a joke

[@3edouglasmawson]

Quantum Isx 60,000 bc

[@judemark]

ALdaaa404 😂 lol 😆

[@MarkkuSukanen]

And those with brain.

[@Lapisss]

ALdaaa404 And also Jamiroquai fans

[@LewisBurns]

You mean 60,000 bc

[@whatthashite]

This talented man has never snored in his life. That level of breath work resolves that issue promptly.

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

I got a didgeridoo for my 25th birthday because of this.

[@NIDELLANEUM]

Nice, happy belated birthday. How well can you play it?

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

@@NIDELLANEUM not as well as Lewis Burns can, but it's a work in progress.

[@nuclearwinterxxx]

I really liked the part where he went "boyoooyoooooboyoooyoooboyoyoyoyoooooooo."

[@markbass9639]

James Kincade that’s my fav too

[@dusannovkovic5286]

man , same how?!

[@markbass9639]

The music man, it’s the music

[@LewisBurns]

Thanks :)

[@LewisBurns]

www.learntoplaydidgeridoo.com/

[@ItzWhiz_]

Village: **Under Attack** Pillagers:

[@Randomdude1979]

Do they actually use the digeridoo?

[@ItzWhiz_]

meme dude They use the digerdoo to announce their presence, help the player locate which side of the village they’re attacking, and to announce victory over the village after your defeat

[@omnisystem6030]

meme dude if only

[@hellraiderpl559]

Lol

[@LewisBurns]

@@ItzWhiz_ Wrong :)

[@oscaryoung2997]

Imagine trippin on LSD walking through the outback and coming across this dude playing his heart out

[@tomarod2]

Psychedelics are basically why I just built one if these out of pvc

[@person3271]

@@tomarod2 i just used a pool noodle lol

[@brianboru8858]

That sounds like a magical experience

[@oelifrancis6027]

Wouldn't even trip, it just be so natural the lsd in your brain would probably level out lmao

[@kalanimoeai584]

@@tomarod2 ?

[@96Jazangel]

A proud Maori woman here. Love my Australian indigenous siblings 😍

[@maorifilm]

Kia Ora, toutoko

[@stevehannah8162]

Much love from aus koori

[@carolwalters6376]

We all love you! Blessings 🎉

[@sibulanga72]

Love the part at 1:48 when it speeds up This instrument sounds so good, not to mention the skill to play it so well.

[@Andyb2379]

Circular breathing is amazing

[@Nantosuelta]

Its ages to learn, but once you do you're in the zone!

[@skyeelizabeth01]

@@Nantosuelta learning it now for oboe--it is saving my life with long phrases!!!

[@MarkkuSukanen]

And yet super easy. It's just a matter of learning "how to". Btw, kids do it naturally - the 'adults' kinda forget it and have to re-learn.

[@LewisBurns]

www.learntoplaydidgeridoo.com/

[@stevemoreson7525]

I play saxophone so it's not that hard for me

[@samwinders5691]

Can you imagine when this instrument reverberating in the evenings thousands of years ago. Mesmerising. Somehow I feel a strange connection to this music.

[@vordt4139]

Or deep inside a cave. omfggggg

[@randomheadful7190]

I feel connected to it, too but I have no idea why. I’m from North America and my roots are Mexican and Native American and a lot of Norwegian. There is something so primal about this. I actually have a didgeridoo which I suck at playing but I couldn’t resist it. This man is incredible!

[@Nantosuelta]

@@randomheadful7190 There are theories that there could have been similar ancient instruments from all over the world. Its not that hard to imagine, as its a very simple design, pretty much just a long hollow tube.

[@evilsharkey8954]

@@Nantosuelta it’s the way it’s played that’s so unusual. It’s not just lips, like a typical horn. There’s vocalization involved, too. If other cultures had them, too, I wonder why they would abandon them.

[@maxl3189]

I couldn't imagine hearing a unknown song in the distance hearing war cries and spears landing at your feet

[@MuhammadFadhilJufri]

Imagine didgeridoo combined with tuvan throat singing

[@antman2826]

I imagined that for just a second.... mind mind melted.

[@scubadudefrommaine]

Yeah man it works for me..I say play around with it.. I think it adds several dimensions.

[@TXFlyveon]

I need that

[@mrnoir8132]

ancient death metal

[@DRBiblicalMD]

that actually exist, in a sense, with harmonic overtones produced by the player who hums or injects sudden bursts of air into the instrument while playing, also to create impressions of nature/animals, but it's not quite throat singing, just a similar result!

[@pamelajanewade938]

Lewis Burns is absolutely exceptional playing the didgeredoo, AWESOMENESS

[@sherimacmahon3075]

The didgeridoo reaches your soul not just your ears. It's the instrument of the First Nations people literally giving voice to the country. It's haunting, spiritual, hypnotic and moving!

[@utawahringer8613]

So it is

[@captainevans5840]

Aliens attacking earth Background music :

[@andreahardin7521]

😆😆

[@lesleywolf2497]

Earth attacking iens!!!😁🎵🎶👽🎶🎵

[@idot3331]

The fact that music like this was created over a thousand years ago by tribes completely isolated from the rest of the world, and yet it sounds so much like modern western dubstep / hardbass music is amazing. It just shows how strikingly similar yet strikingly different people and cultures are from one another. EDIT: I made this comment 3 years ago and I still don't understand why people think it's impossible for two different cultures to converge on a similar musical idea. I can't find any evidence that hardbass or dubstep music took influence from Australian aboriginal digeridoo music, it seems more likely that it was just a natural evolution from UK house electronic dance music that features intense bass melodies. Coincidences happen all the time between unrelated cultures, for example false cognates in languages are surprisingly common.

[@chrisparker3331]

Try 40,000 years ago.

[@0420772487]

@@chrisparker3331 try 80,000 years mate thats how long they have dated that culture back

[@chrisparker3331]

@@0420772487 The culture, yes. Not the didge. First example believed to have been 40,000 years ago.

[@Just_A_Dude]

@@chrisparker3331 Well, 40,000 years is definitely "over a thousand years." He's not /technically/ wrong.

[@chrisparker3331]

@@Just_A_Dude That's being a bit generous!

[@TheGunmanChannel]

I'm proud of Australian heritage.

[@dagomara8380]

What are you doing here haha

[@blastic728]

It is a pure pleasure to have you in this community.

[@sg3596]

@Kevin Olschesky what a load of brain dead crap.

[@steveboy7302]

@@sg3596 is he aboriginal

[@KidsWithGuns1992]

Kevin Olschesky if you think Australian lineage stops as convict lineage you don’t know much about Australia. Australia has the oldest natural landscapes on the planet, the oldest rainforest on the planet (Daintree), it has the oldest surviving traditional culture (aboriginals), we are one of the most diverse in plants and animals in the world with many endemic to our nation. Tell me elsewhere where you experience many different species of animals in a day that are all unique to your own nation. Naturally speaking, Australian history is unlike anything else. We are the richest country in natural history, it is a shame the traditional custodians were raped and pillaged by colonialism. But the younger generations are learning to change that (finally).

[@eithnemelee2997]

Here is how ancient Australian Aboriginal culture is - they have legends that speak of islands off the shores of their homelands that are not visible today. For much time westerners considered this to mean that these were mythical islands. But later, an oceanography survey chose to use sonar to check these areas mentioned in the legends. There are mounds underwater in these places that would have been exposed islands when sea levels were lower around 10,000 years ago. So using science it has been shown that Aboriginal oral tradition is at very least 10,000 years old. So amazing.

[@gigigranado6724]

Inhale & exhale at the same time. A talent.

[@didgeproject]

This technique is called circular breathing. Hugely helpful for didgeridoo playing and can also be applied to other wind instruments.

[@johndoejoeblowshmoe8676]

Just saying.....this dude would be a badass scuba or deep sea diver he has otherworldly lung power

[@JohnSmith-uy7sv]

He was born on the planet.. so he is like the rest of us. That is just his talent. He is not a doctor or a fire fighter or law enforcement or military. That is what he does.

[@tr3nta345]

This has almost nothing to do with lungs.

[@OfficialVoidSassy]

John Doe no it is called circular breathing

[@tntcake6327]

Hes breathing in through his nose while breathing out from his mouth at the same time. The lung size doesnt matter.

[@maplemaple1439]

This has nearly nothing to do with his lungs

[@kenkenrd1]

this is like an ancient trance music.

[@LewisBurns]

Thanks :) - www.learntoplaydidgeridoo.com/

[@RocketDragons]

I've always kind of liked the sound of a didgeridoo, but I'd never seen one played until now. Damn, that's impressive.

[@Slonlow064]

When my brother was alive he played the Didgeridoo. He was pretty good. RIP Brother.

[@Bookcat321]

I closed my eyes and imagined I was in the Outback, with the stars bright overhead and the air filled with this music - magical, truly magical!

[@benjiegroff-kt1zq]

This music isn’t from the outback. It’s from the monsoon forests of the Arnhem Land.

[@followthesapper324]

When I was serving in east timor with one of the new zealand battalions a mate of mine went on out of theatre leave to Darwin and bought a digd back with him. He was a maori boy and he'd play it after lights out, it was the only noise you could hear in the dark and was so haunting, you could hear everyone thinking of home. It's such a timeless sound

[@apw8]

hey my dad served in east timor!

[@kyleshepard3139]

My guy if he played anything like this choom here y’all weren’t fuckin sleepin, that’s a fucking party and I got mad respect for anybody who can play this that well

[@jensaskjr5222]

What a beautiful ancient sound. The bass sound from this instrument goes deep into my heart and bones. Greetings to all Aboriginals in Australia. Be proud of your coulture. Greetings from Denmark.

[@sg3596]

does that go with the petrol sniffing, alcohol abuse and child rape with them also?

[@romandybala]

no aborigines are from Denmark, they are all from Australia.

[@jensaskjr5222]

@@romandybala Sorry, thats not what i ment. Be proud of your great coulture in Australia - Aboriginals. Greetings Jens from Denmark.

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Skol Danish peoples! 🍷🍷🍷

[@jensaskjr5222]

@@streetscienceofficial8675 Skål til jeres folk også: Also skål to you and your people too here from Denmark.

[@warriormom5232]

Showed this to my dog... Now it’s a dingo

[@wintershock]

MJ _10 I showed this to my bird, he’s now a kiwi.

[@igorcosic6601]

Show this to my mother in law, now she is hunting me with a boomerang.

[@OneUmmahOneBodyOneUnity]

Hahahhahhahahhahahhaha

[@224Jaman]

Noice

[@blackjack2010]

Alrite fine , you deserve that one

[@helen9289]

Aboriginal music has always made me feel a deep connection to the country it's energy is unique & very moving

[@brittanygoss9019]

Holy shit, I just realized this man is circular breathing. The noise from his instrument has not stopped once though if you watch his diaphragm he’s taken several breaths....just wow.

[@Riokushinaku]

The didgeridoo is so hypnotically relaxing for me. I could listen to it all day.

[@masukatwenty2020]

This Didgeridoo player has my full respect. That was hypnotic.

[@tashierenee3328]

Why are people disliking this?? Probably jealous 😊

[@LewisBurns]

That's it :)

[@abhinav2584]

The are aussies so they see things upside down

[@frbjorkh]

Or theyre straight up racist

[@death3678]

@@frbjorkh remember it was you who took it there

[@jaspercowan6671]

All videos on here are disliked, I tell ya, a cure for cancer would have dislikes!

[@patmancrowley8509]

Amazing music! Thanks for sharing your tribal music and talent with the world!

[@joemonroe2249]

When I ask someone what kinda music they like and they say "oh I like everything" I put on this masterpiece

[@elizabethsnyder_baldonado39]

I'm always totally enthralled by this deep, spirit-raising music...Native peoples all over the Earth have had so much of their cultures ripped from them, but these good, strong, dedicated folks are preserving---& in many ways resurrecting---all they can of their unique pasts. Thanks to them, the ancestors are heard again. What a WONDERFUL thing that is!!!💙💓🖤💓💚

[@LewisBurns]

Thanks :) - www.learntoplaydidgeridoo.com/

[@davidmoore2325]

How are you doing?

[@jessietidyman6872]

Thanks bro.

[@KangSameda]

Look at that circle breathing. Magnificent

[@jimfowler5930]

This sound touches the soul! Cannot get enough of the didgeridoo........thanks for this video!

[@LewisBurns]

@Madam Meouff Thanks :) - www.learntoplaydidgeridoo.com/

[@DemonSlayer_StarDragon]

2:44 and 2:51 Don't know why, but those parts give me tingles every time...

[@HuckelAR]

This is amazing. I don't know what made me want to look up actual Didgeridoo music/tunes, but I'm glad I did. Super impressive.

[@fcukmegently]

There's something about the digeridoo that deep & fundamental; as near as I can explain it; this lad is a true master; circular breathing ain't that easy.

[@Lillvinken]

His breathing is so flawless as well

[@teba5113]

You would be surprised it is easy, people just over complicate it all you do is fill your cheeks up with air than squeeze the cheeks and take in short breaths of air when you squeeze. I’m aboriginal myself

[@sg3596]

@Zoë Lkjsdhf you need to learn about Australia first before making dumb comments.

[@yogiklein5341]

@@sg3596 omg thank you I was like bitch what

[@tim3tRav3l3RR60]

I came here from khoomei Try it out I want to learn it

[@ericlozen9631]

As a master of this instrument he should have no problems playing the bagpipes. Incredible!

[@Kutaah]

2:35 - 2:40 could definitely be sampled for some hardstyle lmao

[@blurr288]

I listened to this while I ate my sandwich It’s now a vegimite sandwich

[@Andyb2379]

Pappi Finnessed 😂😂

[@sketzretro4196]

Oh mate that sucks now your sandwich is totally to the wind mate

[@captainsanchez4829]

*vegemite, i had to

[@blurr288]

Captain Sanchez much appreciated

[@kyledrummond9750]

Hahahaha

[@connormonday]

It's a shame Mozart never got to hear this music.

[@ArisEmriis]

I was really tired, then I started listening to this! Wow, completely mesmerizing yet a boost for body and spirit. I seriously feel like something mystical happened.

[@Daniellec782]

This music.. this feeling.. can't explain.. 💚

[@ggabriel9531]

Me when I stay 1v3 in Cs:Go. My dead teammates in microphones:

[@Deetroiter]

2:16 and beyond, I can totally see an insane remix of sorts. The playing from Lewis is amazing!

[@williambanks8914]

I can’t circular breathe when I play my didgeridoo and would love to. I’m in absolute awe at the level of the sounds. Amazing video and very inspirational.

[@willb4335]

Jesus Christ how good of this fella to bless us with talent. Unreal

[@SAKOadventures]

I love the originality of this, you see all these retro guys and girls making somthing sacred a dubstep or disco beat, it's an instrument of sacred people, love it for what it is, its a healing tool. Lovely sounds thank you for the post of originality! One of a kind!

[@nostromo7928]

Fabulous! It sounds like "Om" meditation but set to a rhythm. Its probably meant to induce a meditative or altered state of consciousness. Very spiritual sounds. 🥰

[@taylormade2826]

If you've ever heard one while on magic mushrooms then you will really understand

[@jerichothirteen1134]

Ita dance music

[@birdjo6234]

Such talent. I have tried to learn this instrument and it takes major skill to be as good as this man. Kudos

[@AltruisticWarrior]

I call this song the Hitachi Magic Wand. If you listen closely, you can hear the tremble of countless women making blissful sounds. Joke aside, I freaking love this instrument. Harder to play than people think too! This man has talent!

[@lenalepe6536]

Best channel ever. Happy Father's day folks

[@jordandouvartzidis1745]

Intro was amazing. The part where he went brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr brrrrrrrrrrrrr brooooooooo set it off

[@didgeproject]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@colincrew1857]

I got this weird feeling in my ears listening to this that I’ve never really felt before. Almost like a tingling. Such an interesting and enthralling instrument.

[@deggysphatbunda6153]

My music teacher told us about circular breathing. It is incredibly difficult and yet he makes it seems easy

[@finglide]

Idk about other instruments but on digeridoo it’s pretty easy

[@maxl3189]

@@finglide it's awesome when you can do it without bellowing too much

[@kirinschlabitz4085]

Every time I come back to this and am blown away by how good the beat is, like it just makes me want to dance and the effect is amazing and the technique is astounding

[@Elpuma1374]

The fact of the matter is that I'm here because Leland Sklar, a world known bassist, mentioned the name of this Australian aborigenal instrument on his KZbin channel. Beautiful sound and beautiful people. Greetings from Méjico!

[@awesomefn1243]

I can tell this man is very wise.

[@MrFloppyHare]

Woo-woo. The only thing that you can tell from this, is that he's good at playing the didgeridoo.

[@alyssahansen1400]

@@MrFloppyHare Also that he's got a pretty nice beard.

[@donnylurch4207]

(3): Take a Minotaur from your hand and put it directly into play as though it were just summoned.

[@MrFloppyHare]

You play MTG, I presume. :-)

[@Oshuin9]

Truly inspiring! True body and air mastery.

[@michaelhandpan9675]

lol

[@juujyy2763]

Oshun!!! Queen of water

[@firecasts]

it's only gutural..

[@LewisBurns]

Thanks :) - www.learntoplaydidgeridoo.com/

[@bjmtigers6256]

My American granddaughter really enjoyed the Aboriginal rhythms. Thank You!

[@loganmerritt874]

this is one of the most amazing KZbin videos I've seen

[@klockwerk187]

Have loved the sound of a Didg since I was about 4 years old seeing Croc Dundee with my parents back then....I've been inspired in my 30s to start playing. I have Aussie blood running in my veins but I am stuck a standard American. (that's okay, too). Theres something so soothing yet rousing about the didg's sound.

[@gregorywilkinson5731]

You're an aussie to me mate

[@antman2826]

Glad to hear you’ve got the bug. I’m an Aussie and I wanna start playing too

[@prodigy6511]

this is the best musical piece ive ever heard

[@PolarChimes]

Whole body chills for minutes. The sound at around eight seconds wells up strong feelings, feel on the verge of tears from deep in my chest for only a moment.

[@JessupMoore]

very talented. almost sounds like dubstep when he kicks it up a bit lmao

[@Nonpeon]

Supposedly an animal knocked out a man using infrasound wherein the man said he was looking at the animal, and it seemed to push out and vibrate its bottom lip, and just before passing out the man heard a sound similar to an Australian Didgeridoo. That story brought me here. Wow!!

[@xcubalibrex]

Mr Krabs : "Hello, yes. I was wondering if you could play that song again." Raido Guy : "Which one man?" Mr Krabs : "The one that goes..." Song:

[@XoADREADNOUGHT]

My favorite part is about 35 seconds into the song when a guy starts hammering something off screen. "Do you HAVE to do this right now, Frank?"

[@inigomontoya603]

now we just need the remix with newage ... this sound is a good intro to a good rave club jam

[@obvioustroll3617]

Dan Connor you mean ruin beautiful music with your shitty computer ?

[@Jeansowaty]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWa4c4yFq5Z6b6M

[@idot3331]

@@obvioustroll3617 shut up obvious troll, you're obviously a troll

[@obvioustroll3617]

@@idot3331 hey you're missing an "i" in your name it's supposed to be spelled idiot

[@iron.emu111]

This video helped me find my wireless bluetooth earbud. For that, plus the fact that i kinda like it, deserves my most sincere gratitude and a thumbs up!

[@Abelhawk]

I will never understand circular breathing. That is incredible.

[@davidmcsweeney823]

This do be sounding like a electric toothbrush

[@nadanalia3000]

Amazing instrument, talent, and culture ❤️

[@eimrane]

Nobody: Raiders when the raid isn't done yet:

[@xgouchxstrangler_yttv451]

He is one with the instrument ❤

[@Banana1217Hi]

That is so good I play clarinet and it's hard to not stop at when you need to play so that is really impressive that you are breathing and playing without stopping

[@jaspercowan6671]

Beautiful! Proud to be an Aussie!

[@cousiwa09]

I live up here with the Aboriginal people. I love them. Hence why I cross Australia to live and work with them.

[@asrock2577]

This circular breathing is insane

[@EllaKournikova1234]

Hi Lewis Burns . You are amazing. You are a one man band without the music. Your voice is the music and the rhythm and the instrument. I like how you change your sounds throughout this song. You are a genius musician in the making. Love ya.xxx

[@vikramgeet]

So good

[@eurekamanifestationstudio3900]

I began listening to, dancing and meditating on Didgeridoo ever since I found out the its sound vibrates with our Root Chakra. Root chakra being the earth element, it completely makes sense how Didgeridoo originates in Australia. Australia is the country with the strongest earth element. I have travelled to Australia and I have to say it marked the inception of my true spiritual journey. In a way Australia ‘initiated’ me. Much gratitude to Australia from India. 🙏

[@racheallange2056]

I love the sound of the Didgeridoo...It is beautiful to me...

[@samwinders5691]

Truly the early music of mankind.

[@danwormald5529]

This makes me feel good inside

[@YasugoLiehu]

I really love it at 1:05, when the rhythm and beat really starts to pick up. You can definitely imagine people dancing to this. What a fantastic instrument.

[@calus_bath_water]

Certified hood classic

[@darrenstockwell3866]

Sounds bloody great

[@madisongilbert4207]

i love this. it is so soothing and calm. i love listening to this.

[@jasper5394]

Best music i ever layed eyes on