One man band Tim Scanlan teams up with fiddler Mana Okubo from Japan’s ‘John John Festival’, mixing ancient tunes and drones with modern beats and sounds. Equally at home playing a midnight spot in a nightclub in Tokyo, and a Sunday arvo session at a cafe near Bonnie Doon, the duo produce a sound ranging from acoustic sing along chant songs to huge kick drum, fiddle flying over bass drones dance tunes.
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The Yuin Folk Club acknowledges the Djiringanj people of the Yuin Nation who are the traditional custodians of the land on which the festival is held. We acknowledge the living culture of the Yuin people and their unique role in the life of the region.
Permission to use the name “Yuin” for our club was received through the support of Yuin Elder, Aunty Eileen Morgan (dec), when the Club was established.
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