Our most Recent release The Gathering From the didgeri tour de force of 'Forest Gathering', the underwater trance of 'Subterranean Deep', and the Ambient collaboration of Inlakesh and Steve Roach on 'Eat Flowers, Breath Light, The Gathering feeds a hunger for powerful, acoustic trance music!

Forest Gathering (RA)  8:19 Subterranean Deep (RA)  8:21 Fire Gathering   7:20 Dwelling Place of the Radiant Mind 10:42 Eat Flowers, Breathe Light 17:58 Tanya Gerard: Didjeridoo, Atmospheric textures, Breath, and Spoken word Rob Thomas: Didgeridoo, Bilma, Rattles, Breath, and Tibetan Horn Jeff Sussman: Udu and Shakers Steve Roach: Sequenced groove on 'Eat Flowers, Breath Light' Ron Holmes: Mantra and Vocal Harmonics on 'Dwelling Place..' Polly Tapia Ferber: Hand percussion on 'Eat Flowers, Breath Light' Dwight Loop: Atmospheric Waters on 'Subterranean Deep' Mixing was done with Tim Stroh at Stepbridge Studios in Santa Fe Mastering with Paul Blakemore  «o» Inlakesh Music «o»  Retail Locations «o»

Other Inlakesh Releases
The Dreaming Gate  (1997)  Inspired by an encounter with the Nazca spider and ceremonial music from around the world. Didjeridoos, Tibetan Horns, Gongs, Middle Eastern percussion, Tabla's & other DreamTime Tools weave the sonic portals of The Dreaming Gate.
** Voted Best album of the year!** (1997) by KZSC Radio in Santa Cruz, California. "A magical tapestry... one of the year's best! - P.J. Birosik independent music reviewer. °  the gate  °  the road to tulku's palace  °  navigator (RA)   °  zia  °  °  hues of jade (RA)  °  warbling time  °  impermanent nature  °  °  budgerigar  °  grain & bowl  °  wherevernever  °  Rob Thomas: didjeridoos, tibetan horn, ritual instruments Tanya Gerard: didjeridoos, incantations, atmospheres of shamanic intent Polly Tapia Ferber: darbuka & bendir     Phil Hollenbeck: tabla & tambura Michael Kott: cello   Mixing with Ron Sunsinger Mastering by Glenn Harvits of AMS and Roger King of RKM Mastering.
Quantum Dreaming (1994)   is an earlier release from Inlakesh and our first CD. Spun from the Didjeridoo, Tabla, Bullroarer, Cello and sounds of the Australian Bush. This project has some excellent solid didjeridoo solos with a couple of nice tribal grooves. Good examples of variations on didjeridoo.
°  wild summer heat(RA)   °  passage through   °  bush walk  °  rock melon   °  spirit walk (RA)   °   wetlands   °  cello-doo   °   moku-singah  ° °  didjeri-riff   °   tabua (tam-boo-ah: whales tooth)  °
Rob Thomas: Didjeridoo, bullroarer, medicine drum, rattles & shakers Tanya Gerard: Didjeridoo, Medicine drum Michael Kott: Cello    Jeff Sussman: Tabla
Didjeridoo Instructional Video  50 minutes of step by step instructions on how to play the didjeridoo. Instructions include how to make a rich clear tone, how to make bird & animal sounds, a simple, 3 stage technique for learning circular breathing, several basic and advanced rhythm techniques including overblowing and rapid abdominal breathing patterns which will increase your power and stamina as a didgeridoo player. We also demonstrate how to form a beeswax mouthpiece. There are close up shots of each technique done inside and outside the didjeridoo so you can clearly see how each technique and sound is created. The video has been tremendously successful in assisting many novice players to learn various techniques of playing and has helped some to learn circular breathing amazingly quick! Heres one of the many testimonial e-mails we've recieved recently. There are many more, but we wont fill the page with them! Rob & Tanya, Thank you! I started learning the didgeridoo about three months ago using your video. Now, i've picked it up rather well and enjoy playing everyday. Just wanted to say thanks and tell you your video was very helpful and easy to follow. Circular breathing I thought would be very tough, but I picked it up in just a couple of weeks. Order on DVD Order on VHS
All the music of Inlakesh is created with purely acoustic tribal instruments.
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