“Indian Shaman From Japan” – New Instrumental Music from Croatia!

Indian Shaman From Japan
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“Indian Shaman From Japan” is new instrumental music from Croatian composer and musician Ivan Judaš, Marko Aljinović Carbonini and Edo Ivče.

Together they recorded a new instrumental track and a video for Indian Shaman from Japan.

The track blends handpan, shrikol, traditional flutes and NEOTONE – a digital handpan/MIDI instrument.

It’s a musical story about a traveler who gathers fragments of different cultures along the way – from India and Japan to ancient Celtic traditions and the Balkans.

The video was shot in a roughly 600-year-old water mill (Antoničin mlin) in Žrnovnica near Split.

Mixing and mastering were handled by Damir Ostrugač (Glazbena Pandemija).

Musicians:
Edo Ivče – Shrikol
Marko Aljinović Carbonini – Handpan, flute 1
Ivan Judaš – Neotone, flute 2


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