Musicians

Luellen Abdoo

Agua Clara

Alex Lodico Ensemble

Bamboo Breeze

Brotherhood of the Jug Band Blues

Martina Bruno

Michael Butler

Susan Cagle

The Cagle Family

Carolina Slim

Gabe Cummins

Dagmar 2

Delta Blues

Didjworks

Double Entendre Music Ensemble

Theo Eastwind

Ebony Hillbillies

Eric Paulin Quartet

Espiritu Andino

Gillen & Turk

Gimagua

James Graseck

Sean Grissom

Heth

Mush Hosotani

J. Hill & Hartling

keeshea

Shogo Kubo

Little Billy's Collective

Jeremiah Lockwood

Manze Dayila

Mecca Bodega

Mikanic

Kathleen Mock

Mother Tongue

New Perspectives

New York Express

Next Tribe

Nicola

Matt Nozzolio

Nu Millennium

Opera Collective

VongKu Pak

Natalia Paruz

Patrick Wolff Trio

Pretty Good

Red Molly

Renaissance Street Singers

Glenn Roth

Suki Rae

Lawrence Rush

Luke Ryan

Wendy Sayvetz

Lester Schultz

Scout

Eve Silber

Michael Shulman

Spank

Dorian Spencer

Terraplane Blues

Thoth

Two-Man Gentlemen Band

Una Karina Harders

Walkabout Clearwater Chorus

Amos Wengler

Don Witter, Jr.

Yaz Band

Didjworks

Artist's Website

DIDJWORKS performances include the didjeridoo, a ceremonial and healing instrument of the Australian Aboriginal that reaches back to ancient tribal beginnings almost 30,000 years ago. Mesmerizing audiences around the world with rich, earthy, trance-like sounds and multi-media shows, front man didjeridoo-player Simon 7 and Didjworks have performed around the world in their native country, Australia, and in New York at such locations as Woodstock, Symphony Space, and Lincoln Center at Alice Tully Hall. Participating in world music festivals such as the Australia's Woodford Folk Festival and the England's Glastonbury Festival, Didjworks has received media coverage by NPR's New Sounds and Prairie Home Companion and Nature Beat Music that rewarded listeners with promotional Didjworks CDs including Tranceformation, Grand Central Live, Citizen of the world, Collective Unconscious and their latest compilation, Past-Present-Future.