Didgeridoo

This is a very interesting mixture of sounds starting with a catchy pop-new age song called "Walking Tree", then a jazzy melody, followed by a tribal, aboriginal track and continues on with a native american vocal chorus. The whole album has a widely ethnic, exotic flair that's held together with the didgeridoo and compositions by the sound healer, Kailash Kokipelli. But there may be another reason why this album works. 

Music is very powerful stuff. I know I feel it not in just my emotions, but in my bones too. That's also why I'm willing to entertain Kailash's theories (interview below). Just the idea of exaggerating and focusing music to harness it, like a tool, is intriguing. Most composers throughout time have been attempting to do something similar, only to a lesser extent or for different results.  But whatever the intention was, I've found this album to be a good listen.

Sakrayaomi (Kailash Kokipelli): Didgeridoo Trance Formations

part 1

part 2

01  Walking Tree
02  Sakrayaami
03  Nayano Way
04  Stone & Bone
05  Eagle Dreaming
06  Remember
07  Hey Ya Na
08  Kokopelli Dreaming
09  Dádjédýng
10  White Wolf
11  Thunderspirits
12  Frog Medicine
13  Honey Bear Dreaming
14  Love Is The Essence
15  Sakrayaamika

"Everything has a song"

Kailash Kokopelli Sound Healing Interview