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Rhythm Hunters 
Show cancelled

due to unforseen circumstances

​+ Si Mullumby (Wild Marmalade)

Sunday 24 September @ 4:30pm

A DYNAMITE FORCE IN WORLD MUSIC

 ‘The intensity of the drums combined with the poetics of dance and martial arts was irresistible. The Rhythm Hunters shone and inspired’-Australian Stage Online

Rhythm Hunters blend sounds from Indonesia, Japan, Africa and modern day Australia to provide cutting edge physical percussion, didgeridoo, Western horns, Asian flute, deep grooves and ethereal soundscapes that mesmerize and captivate.

Credentials include main-stage performances at Woodford Folk Festival, National Folk Festival, Peat’s Ridge, The Dreaming, National Multicultural Festival, Cygnet Folk Festival, Island Vibe, and Mullumbimby Music Festival.

For special events Rhythm Hunters have performed at venues including Parliament House Canberra, Sydney Town Hall, Crown Casino Melbourne, Dalton House, Government House, The Hilton, Luna Park, The Domain for Sydney’s annual Carols in the Domain as well as being featured nationally on Channel 7′s Sunrise Show.

Rhythm Hunters is like no other group delivering a visual fusion of new approaches to drumming, indigenous songs, sharp melodic breaks with strong influences from the shamanic traditions of Sumatra, Indonesia.

Of Acehenese heritage, group leader Rendra Freestone has developed Taiko drumming alongside the shamanic Sufi-like traditions of Indonesia into a show that has been wowing audiences nationwide.
Rhythm Hunters has, power, pizzaz, funk, innovation and hard old school discipline which is being delicately channeled into their irresistible sound and Sweet Indo-Pacific Grooves.

TESTIMONIALS
‘The seemingly esoteric music has tightness, flair and a love of traditions…I see Rhythm Hunters becoming a force in World music and indigenous Music genres’
Keith Preston – Manager Art Beat

Rhythm Hunters seems to be a force of nature rather than a grouping of musicians…a show that was so musically engaging and complex that it feels like you have slipped inside an ancient myth or otherworld. I was clearly unprepared for the power of this act.
Steve Gadd – Director Cygnet Folk Festival





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Si Mullumby

Leading contemporary didgeridoo player Si Mullumby has pushed the boundaries of what can be done with Australia’s iconic instrument. As a solo act, Si reveals his hidden multi-instrumental self. Combining flamenco guitar, spanish cajon and drums, he creates a world music framework to support his unique didgeridoo sound. Musically influenced from 20 years of travelling throughout the globe, Si delivers a unique experience born from choosing to walk the road less travelled.

“An astonishing solo player” ~ Guy Caron - Creative director of Cirque du Soleil

http://www.wildmarmalade.com/
https://www.facebook.com/wildmarmalade

    Show cancelled
    $20 / $15 members and conc.
    BYO drinks and nibbles

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