“Never have I seen anywhere a band that embodies the concept of the World of Music and Dance as Mundi have” – New Plymouth 

Filled with joy and exuberant energy, Mundi has captured hearts across the land and far-flung seas, touring and performing extensively. Just some of the events include Newtown Festival, Festival of Lights (New Plymouth) Christchurch Arts Festival and TEDX. They have also been involved in collaborations with Pub Choir in the Christchurch Town Hall and internationally renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma and Marlon Williams as part of Yo-Yo Ma's Bach Project.
Mundi comprises Brazilian percussionist Ricardo Stuani, guitarist and dancer Chris Dabinett, bassist Mike Story and flautist, vocalist, percussionist, dancer and composer Tamara Smith. 

Mundi’s performances are mesmerizing- weaving together the two oldest instruments in human’s history – flutes and percussion- into a sizzling array of duelling Brazilian/African percussion with hypnotic guitar, pulsing bass and vocal melodies soaring above and interlaces stories through music of our interaction’s with nature and ourselves.
With dances choreographed by Tamara intertwined, these exciting new compositions lure people into an ancient memory of the pulse of life and awaken our dancing selves lurking beneath..

"Mundi honours the earth, evoking ancient memories and awakening the dancer within..."

“Mundi’s music brings people together from the young to the old – weaving together a special community, dancing to the pulse of life and celebrating in the rhythms, humour and beauty of Mundi’s music and our imagination.” 


"Filled with joy and exuberant energy, a blend of Brazilian and African drums, an array of flutes and voice, dancing, electric guitar and bass. Mundi’s music encapsulates the reverence for the earth and lures people into an ancient memory of the pulse of life - awakening our dancing selves lurking beneath"

"Mundi definitely knew how to get all eyes on them...Great sounds, vibes and stage presence, the only thing that I was sad to see was the exit of the park..." - Gardens Magic Review, Wellington, 10/01/2019

           “Unique and bursting with creative genius” Presto Arts & Culture

            “...Fresh...funky. Intricate, multi-layered works...dynamic solos”   The Press

           “They give us their all, and send us home with an indubitable sense of passion and conviction, giving us a taste that we’ll certainly not be soon to forget.” Craccum