YouTube didgeridoo music video 'Snake Bite' by Ash Dargan - track of Didgeridoo Trance Dance 3

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Didgeridoo music video

See and listen to a cool music video 'Snake Bite' by Ash Dargan from our latest compilation 'Didgeridoo Trance Dance 3'.

King of Trance Didge Mix is # 1 on the DJ Barometer Chart

Excellent news! 'King of Trance Didge Mix' (the 1st track on our latest release DIDGERIDOO TRANCE DANCE 3) is number 1 on the DJ Barometer Chart, in front of David Guetta!! Please see the flyer and spread the news!

Didgeridoo Trance Dance 3 - Our latest release July 2011

Another uplifting energy sound grid for worldbeat dance masters around the world: King didgeridoo blows up the drum n’ bass’s deep space… sizzling synthesizers keep the trance dreaming across myriads of stars inside your mind… divine lines of luminous light emanating from popular rhythms rocking the club scene!

Listen to didgeridoo music and if you like you can buy a CD or download from iTunes.

Ringtones Sent To Your Phone - Mood Music On Tap

With downloadable ringtones for droids (or any smart phone) available from iTunes at the click of a mouse, it’s never been easier keep yourself entertained.

But why stop at mere entertainment when you can download instant relaxation and rejuvenation?

Picture This

You’ve just come home after a long day at work; you’re relaxing on the couch with a nice cup of coffee and a magazine when suddenly the tinny strains of “Eye of the Tiger” split the air - Mum’s decided to call because it’s been three minutes since you last sent her a text. You jump two feet straight in the air from fright and end up wearing your coffee.

Jarred out of your relaxed mode, befuddled, damp and coffee-flavoured, you’re sorely tempted to hurl your phone straight out the window (possibly without bothering to open it first).

Saved by the Bell (Pun totally intended!)

Phones have come a long way since the days of Alexander Graham Bell. There’s no longer any need to be summoned to the phone by an abrasive “bbrrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiiinnnggg” – just send ringtones to your phone from Ariel’s iTunes collection and be greeted by your choice of pleasant instrumental ringtones.

Thanks to Ariel Kalma and his eclectic collection of over 200 ringtones for mobiles, rude coffee coated awakenings can be a thing of the past. Imagine actually enjoying hearing your phone ring!

Whilst there are certainly a lot of ringtones to choose from, the relaxing ringtones, nature sounds and sound effects created by Ariel stand out as harmonious and melodic - tones that float through the air and tickle your senses as opposed to assaulting your inner ear with a metallic cacophony of noise.

And because they’re all available on iTunes and Myxer, downloading instrumental ringtones for mobiles is easy!

How To Get Ringtones On Your Phone

1. You have an iPhone (or any other smart phone) and already use iTunes
To send ringtones to your phone, go to iTunes, simply select the ringtones option and do a search for Ariel Kalma. The first time you run the search it may take a little while to load - just give it a couple minutes and you’ll be ready to buy and download those relaxing ringtones for mobiles!

2. You have any type of smart phone and do not use iTunes
Get the Myxer ringtone application and download directly to your phone:
- BlackBerry: point your browser to m.myxer.com/app/4501749
- Android: point your browser to m.myxer.com/app/9563224

3. From your computer via iTunes:
Get the Myxer ringtone application and download directly to your phone:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/myxer-ringtones/id411583895

We may live in a technology-driven world but we can choose how we interact with that technology. If unique ringtones can make that interaction more pleasant, so much the better! No more dry cleaning of coffee-coloured shirts – spend the money on Ariel Kalma’s ringtones for mobiles instead!

Quote by Jean Houston about world music

Next is now, world music as the single most potent force in the culture of fusion ... World music-makers are like shamans, carrying us on magic carpets of riffs and melodies through states of consciousness that spin us out of time to lands not yet invented but glimpsed on the aural horizon ... And so we see that music brings us, in the jumping of our cells, from what is past to what is trying to become the future. lt expresses and fulfills our need to hear the spirit in the dark.
(Jean Houston in Jump Time, Sentient Publ. 2004)

Groove Music Is Good Music— The Healthy Effects Of Music And Mood

As a music genre, groove music in its many and varied forms has been a popular genre for a long time. Its mellow beats and smooth, flowing harmonics make it easy to listen to whilst relaxing, or as background music to take the edge off after a long, hard day.

Recently, however, people have been reawakened to a realisation made hundreds of years ago by our ancestors: groove music (and music in general) isn’t just great entertainment, it’s healthy to boot!

Music as an aid to health and healing is a concept that has now (finally!) found a place in today’s culture, and a brief consideration of it’s history can illustrate the profound affect that healing music can have in our daily lives.

Healing music in history

The ancient Greeks and Egyptians believed that music could change behavioural patterns and accelerate healing. Plato, a Greek philosopher, stated “Music has the capacity to touch the innermost reaches of the soul.”

Tribal music - particularly chanting and toning – has been shown to affect the body at a cellular level. Vibrational frequencies have the power to change molecular structure, as well as inducing a changed state of consciousness to heighten the affects of meditation, aid relaxation and even change our moods.

In more modern times scientists have described something known as The Mozart Effect, noting that listening to classical music heightened sensitivity and creativity. Healing music has the power to physically affect heart rate, blood pressure and brain waves, aid concentration, relax, inspire, motivate and move us on many levels.

Groove music = mood music

We’re all aware of the concept of groove music as ‘mood music’. Our choice in music for a particular occasion is often governed by mood: techno or other high energy sounds for housework and exercise; ballads for that romantic evening with a special someone; lounge music for socialising. Our mood and state of mind has been shown to have a significant affect on our health, and the use of music in therapy is now an accepted and respected treatment method.

Health benefits

The physical, scientific reason behind this is that the tones, vibrations and harmonies of a piece of music affect our limbic system, the seat of emotions in the human brain, therefore having a physical affect on our mental and emotional state which, in turn, affects our bodies.

An interesting practical indicator of the affect hat music has on mood and physiology is the example of movie soundtracks. Imagine for a moment the sight of Freddy stalking his victims through A Nightmare On Elm Street to a background of Aqua’s “Barbie Girl” or maybe a little Enya, or Jaws closing in on his dinner to the strains of the Sesame Street soundtrack. Somehow it just wouldn’t be quite the same…

No, movie soundtracks are designed to create anticipation, tension, sorrow, and elation – they move us, even if sometimes they just move us to hit the ‘mute’ button and hide under the doona (or swear off swimming and beaches for life!). A quick and interesting demonstration of just how profound the affect of background music can be!

Choose your music carefully

Now that we’re becoming more health conscious and aware of what we’re putting into our bodies, the same care should be exercised in our choice of music. Groove music as medicine has the potential to be of great benefit to our health and wellbeing, and the really great thing is that it’s available to everyone, anywhere – you don’t even need a prescription!