"Encouraged by the positive feedback of Didgeridoo Solo, I decided to begin working on Didgeridoo Solo II. The recording of this album took 11 long months and during that time I kept changing and discarding hundreds of different versions of each track. If my first CD were about my own unique way of using the Didgeridoo as a rhythmical instrument, then Didgeridoo Solo II is all about using it to create songs. The use of vocal elements is something that I have been exploring and focusing on increasingly since Didgeridoo Solo. Also, I am beginning to use longer and longer Didgeridoos, some as low as D# one octave lower than normal, and I know that I can play in even lower keys."
"Didgeridoo Solo was my first attempt at playing and recording the Didgeridoo without any other accompanying instruments and in this album I tried to maintain an upbeat rhythmical feel similar to dance music. After years of playing with other musicians, my resolution to play solo had ripened and resulted in hundreds of concerts and years of searching and analysing. Didgeridoo Solo is the result of this period and of my evolution as a Didgeridoo player up to and around the year 2004".