Didgeridoo Loop2

Behind the music:

The didgeridoo is a traditional wind instrument originating from Indigenous Australian cultures, particularly in Northern Australia, with a history spanning over a thousand years. Crafted from hollowed-out eucalyptus trunks naturally hollowed by termites, it produces a deep, resonant sound that is iconic in Aboriginal ceremonies. Players use a technique called circular breathing to produce continuous notes. The didgeridoo has gained global recognition, integrating into various music genres beyond its ceremonial roots. Its playing is thought to have health benefits, such as improved respiratory function.