Xavier Rudd: I think I’ve got nine? I think so, yeah.ĬATALYST: As an American who’s never been to Australia, I’m curious is that a common craft to pick up, or it it very unique to you that you can play such a profound instrument? People you wouldn’t expect to make more conscious choices are starting to make more conscious choices!ĬATALYST: How many didgeridoos are you bringing on tour with you? I’m seeing more of that as I travel around too. So yeah, people just remembering that is important. We’re a natural species so we’re a natural part of the planet and we evolve energetically with the planet, it’s our fuel. You know if that means organizations growing or people just evolving personally, it’s all good stuff you know, we are a species of the planet, we are not just people on the planet. People wanting to make decisions in their life to be more connected to the source. But in my time doing what I’m doing I’ve seen a lot of growth in the world of consciousness and environmental change. I think the scale is always tipped one way or the other. Xavier Rudd: I dunno, you know like, I don’t think there will ever be, in the human cycle, a complete balance. Although we’ve been through hardships as a human race and a lot of mistakes have been made in history and still today but we’re also in a time where there’s like a consciousness that is really growing quite rapidly and it’s spreading around the planet and that’s nice you know? So, we celebrate that too at our shows, and that’s all nice stuff ya know, it’s all good.ĬATALYST: So you’re seeing a balance in the world right now? You know we’re living in a time where we can celebrate the beauty of our worth, it’s magical. I’m surrounded by good people and great musicians. Xavier Rudd: Yeah you like it? Ah cool! Well, you know it’s a good time in my life for sure, I feel very blessed. I’ve been listening to it and I’m wondering what your inspiration was behind it and what this tour means to you?
Oh that’s right, I ran up into those mountains up behind Salt Lake, rattlesnake kinda country up there, it was nice.ĬATALYST: So, not only did you just kick off your world tour, but you’ve just released a new album on May 25 that the tour is named for, Storm Boy. Xavier Rudd: Salt Lake hmm, I’m seeing mountains, dry country like rock country. Do you have any specific memories of Salt Lake Lake? While on his way to perform at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado, CATALYST was able to catch up with him over the phone before he arrives for his show here on June 4 at The Depot, presented by Reggae Rise Up.ĬATALYST: We’re so excited to have you back in SLC! You were last here in 2016 for a show with United Nations at The Complex. When Rudd, who’s now 40, is not on the big stage, he’s running around barefoot in the Australian bush, surfing and speaking out for Aboriginal, environmental and animal rights. Celebrating the release of his latest studio album, Storm Boy, he recently kicked off his world tour, starting on the west coast of North America. Known for his spiritually conscious music and multi-instrumental performing skills, Xavier Rudd is an Australian native who has been writing, recording and performing for over two decades, and now sells out shows all over the world. Photo by Cole Bennetts, courtesy of Xavier Rudd
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