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Genre: Dance
Region: Darwin, NT
Members: Mark Hoffmann Didgeridoo, Lukas Bendel percussion Shayote Carter vocals/percussion Gerard Bass
Sounds Like: prodidgy, nothing you've ever heard before!, Def FX
Influences: life, kaos, Drum and Bass
Artist Website: www.rawdidge.com

Unearthed Artists We Like: Poetikool Justice , Loren , Dallas Frasca , Kobra Kai , K-Oscillate


“described as ‘high tech didgeridoo meets drum n bass’, this high energy performance group from remote Humpty Doo in the Northern Territory,
Australia have sold close to 50,000cds from the streets to the stage, they are one of the hottest independent underground success stories to emerge
from the top end of Australia. They have played many festivals including; BIG DAY OUT, EAST COAST BLUES &ROOTS,SOUTHBOUND,ADELAIDE FRINGE,IN THE CITY, MANCHESTER,CANADIAN MUSIC WEEK & MANY MORE..” You can catch them live at the world famous mindil beach sunset markets in Darwin for eight months of the year from April through to October. They are currently in the pre release stage of their long awaited album 'songs from the underground.

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rating:  5/5
Luvin the music at the markets, so I got the Album. Great, me and the rest of the band loved it, keep it up!




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rating:  5/5
I ran into eMDee at the Midil Beach Markets in Darwin and they were fantastic! Since then i have bought all there albums and make it a must to see th...
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