Wild Marmalade

About Wild Marmalade

When the big beat drops and the didjeridu kicks in there is no better place to be than lost in an ancient trance, dancing like a wild thing, grinning from ear to ear at a Wild Marmalade gig. This is a meeting place of polarities. It’s primal and divine. Earthy & celestial. Human Powered dance music from the pioneers of Organic Trance. This is improvised music from beginning to end. Every show, every time, Wild Marmalade deliver uniquely crafted one-of-a-kind experiences. Didjeridu, drums, trumpet & flamenco guitar. Si Mullumby, Mat Ledgar, Kooii’s Peter Hunt & Tijuana Cartel’s Paul A. George. Special guests. Wild Marmalade shows are an experience to be lived. They are a place to shed unwanted baggage, to tear down the walls of the illusion and access our true vitality & life force energy. This is high vibes and more than good times. Wild Marmalade turn the dancefloor into a meaningful cauldron of change. A place of evolutionary power. This is a meeting of souls; there is a goodness here that warm hearted, uplifting & full of glee. It’s a resonant re-connection. A re-calibration. It’s a breath of fresh mountain air. It’s a home away from home. It’s a yes immortalized & pumped full of goodness, raised to the heavens and filled with brilliant light. Yes it is. Come Dance. ∞ Wild Marmalade Started on the Streets of Byron Bay at the turn of the millennium and went on to play at the Largest Festivals in the world. With a strong international following in Europe and Japan & a regular on the mainstage at BOOM Festival & OZORA, Wild Marmalade have inspired a generation of bands and solo artists globally that incorporate the sound of the didgeridoo and drums. Didjeridu player Si Mullumby is one of the most influential players in the world. His playing is respected by Indigenous Australian players as well as in the global community. Si quit studying to become a doctor to dedicate his life to the playing of Australia’s iconic instrument. He has retained this single pointed focus for over thirty years now. Wild Marmalade are honoured to play on Jinibara country at Woodfordia.

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