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Can anyone recommend any electronic dance music with overtones in it?
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Can any one recommend any electronic dance music that has overtone singing, fujara, jaw harp or didgeridoo in it. I am looking for inspiration to create an album in the future. Also does anybody…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steven Williams Mar 5, 2011.
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- About me:
- I started my interest in overtones over 10 years when I started playing Didgeridoo, then I got interested in overtone singing both western and Asian styles. Currently I am learing to playing the Jaw harp and Dan Moi. In the future I plan to buy a Fujara.
- As a band we are:
- No band yet. Not many people in this part of the world understand overtones yet.
- Instruments:
- Didgeridoo, hulusi, kalimba and karimba. Xaphoon and jaw harps.
- Influences:
- Too many to mention.
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