Four Winds Bermagui - Music In Nature

Godtet

Windsong Sessions

Food & Bar from 12:30pm

#contemporary

Suitable for all ages

Meet GODTET, the project of multi-instrumentalist and acclaimed producer David “Godriguez” Rodriguez. This enigmatic collective of musicians crafts an ambient subgenre, blending improvised beats with folk, electronica, and jazz influences. Every performance is entirely unique, ensuring no two shows are ever the same experience.

Emerging from Sydney’s vibrant underground music scene, GODTET gained attention and developed cult status for their immersive live performances. Reminiscent of cult favourites The Necks, their music unfolds organically, built on textured grooves, hypnotic rhythms, and subtle interplay between musicians. Beyond the stage, they have released six acclaimed recordings, including three full length albums, and a live release of GODTET+ Strings presented by Vivid Sydney. From playing in warehouses to concert halls with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, GODTET’s work reflects a commitment to spontaneity, true collaboration, and pushing the boundaries of contemporary instrumental music.

“Godriguez plunges into sounds more surreal, with scratchy, distorted samples and almost industrial sounding instrumentals that shiver and boom.”

The Guardian

Artists

David Rodriguez, guitar
Jan Bangma, bass
Tully Ryan, drums
Andrew Bruce, piano

Tickets

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Meet the Artists
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David Rodriguez (Godriguez)

David Rodriguez, also known as Godriguez, is an Australian multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer recognised for his exploratory approach to contemporary music. Best known as the founder and driving force behind the instrumental collective GODTET, David has been a force in the Sydney jazz and beat scene for over 15 years. He was nominated for the Jazz Freedman award and is currently the Jazz Program Lead at Wollongong Conservatorium.

Rodriguez has built a reputation for creating immersive, genre-defying soundscapes, both in live performance and recorded work. His collaborative ethos has seen him work across a range of musical contexts, including contributing to acclaimed releases such as The Great Mixtape by Sampa the Great.

Jan Bangma

Jan Bangma has performed and recorded across Australia and internationally. His broader work has included Boy & Bear, New Venusians and the Lachy Doley Group, alongside a wide range of artists from Sydney’s jazz, soul and independent music scenes.

Tully Ryan

Arguably one of Sydney’s most prolific drummers, Tully Ryan has performed with a wide range of artists and ensembles from Hekka, Harvey Sutherland and four time ARIA award nominated artist Ngairre. Best known for his adventurous work with the genre-defying ensemble Godtet, Ryan’s rhythmic depth and fluidity anchor and propel improvisational frameworks with both precision and energy.

Andrew Bruce

Andrew Bruce is an Australian pianist and longtime collaborator with Ngaiire, contributing to her distinctive, forward-thinking sound. He is also a member of Broken Mountain, an experimental project blending electronic textures with improvisation. As part of GODTET, he brings harmonic depth and textural nuance to the group’s fluid, improvisation-led performances.

About Four Winds

Four Winds is an extraordinary music destination located just 9mins from Bermagui, at the stunning Barragga Bay on the Sapphire Coast of NSW. Specialising in exceptional music experiences surrounded by nature, Four Winds celebrates classical form, First Nations voices, young emerging musicians and powerful multi-disciplinary storytelling. The purpose-built site is home to the 160 seat ‘Windsong Pavilion’, an acoustically pristine building custom designed for the finest listening experience. Alongside the Pavilion is the Sound Shell, a 2,000-seat outdoor Amphitheatre used for larger scale festivals and events.

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