Listen

Cinema Volta
Play
Daily Ambience
 
 
Tube - didjeridoo and electronics

Tube cover

Available from the iTunes Music Store.
Tube

also available from:

CD Baby

Tower Records

Napster

Rhapsody

Music Match

BuyMusic.com

Audio Lunchbox

Tube - didjeridoo and electronics

"epic world fusion"

- CD Baby

Migraine 1
Soho 2
Migraine 2
Soho 1
Late Spring
Soho 3
Fort Washington 1
Voices

Listen to two songs from the album - "Migraine 1 " and "Voices."

A mixture of the old and the new, the organic and the digital, Tube is a collaboration between the oldest musical instrument in the world - the didjeridoo and the newest - the computer.

It is also a collaboration between John Maxwell Hobbs, David Gamper of the Deep Listening Band and See Hear Now, and David Azarch, the former DJ of the Mudd Club.

After having worked with computer music for 15 years, I needed a break from technology. With a little help from Stu Dempster of the Deep Listening Band, I taught myself how to play the didjeridoo.

Why didjeridoo? Because it’s not made by humans, it’s made of a eucalyptus branch hollowed out by termites. Humans are only involved in the selection and decoration of the instrument; the individual character of each didj comes from nature.

John Maxwell Hobbs
Stockholm
March 2004

questions and comments:
This page and all related pages and compositions ©1994-2004 John Maxwell Hobbs