GOMA, a player of the didgeridoo — the world's oldest woodwind instrument — traveled to Bali and recorded on location. A fusion of ethnic musics, uniting traditional Balinese sounds like gamelan, jegog and kecak with the vibe of the didge. Soothingly laid-back, yet you can also feel a powerful pulse.
GOMA, a player of the didgeridoo — the world's oldest woodwind instrument — traveled to Bali and recorded on location. A fusion of ethnic musics, uniting traditional Balinese sounds like gamelan, jegog and kecak with the vibe of the didge. Soothingly laid-back, yet you can also feel a powerful pulse.