Didgeridoo - Jeremy Donovan, Aboriginal Artist

do you know how to play? I can give you a few hints but i have only been doingit for a year so if you are good then there aint much point!!!

He may be 1/16 aboriginie but he can play the didge like crazy.

This must be a joke. Have you seen any pictures of him without this disguise? He looks like an ordinary white man. He's maybe 1/16 aborigine, but he's not an aborigine as a whole. Austra(o)lid people has dark skin and completely different skull shape/facial features.

Love didgeridoo music!

can u please tell me how he does those sounds (the ones other than usual didgeridoo wawawa thing- the ones that sound sharp shaky and deviant... please give me a tip im trying to copy this dude)

love it.

ps. If you listen closely, you can hear short "sniffing" sounds every second or so, that's when Jeremy is breathing in through his nose.

It's called "circular breathing", he uses the air in his cheeks to keep the air going into the instrument, while taking a quick short breath through the nose before using up all the air left in his cheeks, and then makes a transition back to exhaling and using the air in his lungs to keep playing. Sounds hard to do, but once you get it, it's easy and more natural feeling.

How doesn't he stop to breathe? Someone help me out.

great musician but way he don!t seet in nature. is realy strange to see him in studio.

This S**t gets my third eye buzzin

man, im learning to play the didge right now. its tough!
very awesome though, inspirational. i love this style.

hes really an amazing player, hes a bullfrog.

fuckin awesome!!

Jeremy Donovan Is a descendant of both the Gumbaiingirr and KuKu-Yalanji tribes.