Adèle & Zalem, Didgeridoo Duet

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filmed & edited by thewill

Recording, mix & mastering by Zalem and Thibault Cano-Bruyère

[kevinqwen]

This is way better than watching the Presidential Debate

[SnakeManH]

To all those that say that these instruments shouldn’t be played by anyone other than the aboriginal people, I say that everyone should enjoy this lovely culture, enjoy the music while it lasts. Even if the aboriginal people know how to pay these masterpieces the best (I am a sucker for aboriginal music).

[nyanyanyanyan]

The type of stuff that you end up watching at 3 AM

[EliteWheatProdctionZ]

imagine having your land invaded by people and being almost wiped out of existence by them and then a few hundred years later theyre doing dubstep on your instruments

[БарбараМишу]

Шикарно. Завораживающий звук. Обожаю писать под звуки диджериду. Не знаю почему, но этот инструмент "заставляет" работать воображение. Музыкантам браво!

[jimmytonga]

Its weird and awesome that one of the oldest instruments in the world is the closet you can get to acoustic dubstep, one of the newest genres

[TheKingLZ]

That part at 2:39 needs to be repeated more, it's indigenously epic. 

[lonnies]

This is a very interesting take on an ancient and traditional instrument. The two musicians are to be complimented for a really unusual (and pleasant) adaptation of it. Bravo to you both.

[cedzimagination]

I've never heard anything like this in my life..AMAZING

[LONERdmw]

What a magnificent recording, from the heart it was played. As a classical musician, I can see everything in a way. It’s not about that. It’s just that you two didj players are pure genius!!!! What a perfect performance!

[ZacharyKalinowski]

I've been beat boxing for years and the more didgeridoo vids I watch the more I want one!
Big ups and much love from New York!

[luciferiamoon]

One of my favorite didgeri videos, they jive so well together

[mrboredman]

This is 8 years old now, and it’s still amazing as it was when I first heard it.

[frankbudzwait]

These people make creative use of old instruments, I like their work a lot. There are so many examples of Fusion Music that make the world a better place. What happened to Natives all over the World by European Imperialism is aweful but we live now and should embrace all cultures peacefully and creatively. If a European loves the Yidaki and plays differently than the traditional way, where is the harm? If You don't like it, tolerate it or ignore it. Thanks to the Artists for enriching my life.

[themightyquinn]

I didgeri-don't think I've ever heard anyone didgeri-do such a didgeri-duet. Sounds to me like some nice didgeri-dubstep. Didgeri-don't stop didgeri-doing this, it made my didgeri-day.

[billybobkeith]

That moment when you realize that "Dubstep" was actually invented hundreds of years ago. xD
D-D-D-DROP THE DIDGERIDOO!!

[adams.]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I remember the first time I heard a didgeridoo being used like this in a "dubstep rhythm" during music camp I was blown away. When I somehow recalled that moment now, 7 years later, I had to look for something similar and your rhythm is just fantastic. Happy I found this. Such a cool instrument.

[jameswalsh]

Congratulations to you both as the best ever such performance. I use this for my Trance Meditation and almost leaving my body this evening as it vibrates from head to foot. Thanks again from James J in Limerick city Ireland 🇮🇪

[beleazar]

Este instrumento me enamora, tiene un sonido que llega directo al subconciente y es como un hom profundo, similar a la respiracion yoguica .saludos desde chile

[guswolftoledo]

what an incredible pair of artists 
complimenti 
congratulations  guys