Digeridoo (EP)
A digeridoo is a long, skinny instrument that a lot of Indigenous people in Australia play. It's made out of a hollowed-out piece of wood that is often decorated with designs or pictures.
To play it, you have to blow air into it through your mouth while making a buzzing sound with your lips. The digeridoo makes a low, droning sound that can be really soothing and relaxing to listen to.
Some people even believe that the digeridoo has special healing powers and can help you feel better if you're sick or stressed out. It's been used in Indigenous Australian cultures for a very long time, and it's still played today in ceremonies and performances all over the world.
To play it, you have to blow air into it through your mouth while making a buzzing sound with your lips. The digeridoo makes a low, droning sound that can be really soothing and relaxing to listen to.
Some people even believe that the digeridoo has special healing powers and can help you feel better if you're sick or stressed out. It's been used in Indigenous Australian cultures for a very long time, and it's still played today in ceremonies and performances all over the world.