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Sekwasa is mainly based on having fun and making sure the audience is doing the same thing.The sound of Sekwasa is comprised of instruments from all over the world, ie. Djembe, Didgeridoo, Native Flute, Ocean Drums, Darbouka, Udu, Fujara, and many percussion instruments. It's up-beat, jamming and ready to party with a softer touch here and there. Sekwasa is split up in different phases which note the different vibes of each phase. Main artists are Guy Bijl, Marc Bijl, Benzen, Akura and Steve Robbert.. Mashta Uirtu was formed in 2006, and consists of composer-sound technician BenZen (Ben Bonner) and composer-musician iNCH (Steve Robbert). Mashta Uirtu music is a software-based project, in which two friends electronically exchange their songs so they can expand it at each pass. These songs are later finished and mastered when the two artists meet. This modus operandi allows both of them to explore their own creativity, inspired by each other... which most of the time results in deep and melancholic soundscapes. The Mashta Uirtu sound is best described as down-tempo, ambient, electronica, soundscapes. Their albums are now available at the website. This is a Project involving relaxation. and relaxation concerts Sounds combined from didgeridoo, native flute, Indian drums, singing bowls, and many many more... These concerts are organized frequently by De Druide and are concerts where the attendants are invited to lay down and relax while de druide play acoustic music. Apart from udu, gongs, percussion, etc steve robbert mostly plays didgeridoo during the concert Steve Robbert (age 36) lives in Belgium and has had music in his veins all his life. He is currently active in De Druide, Mashta Uirtu and Sekwasa and also does a number of other solo projects.