there's nothing sloppy at all here. This how this 6/8 is inflected. It takes a lot of listening for Western ears to feel at home in it. (Especially if they think the Africans are doing it "wrong" to start with.) Most Westerners never get it. Malian music does taste different to Guinean.
Spiritual, check out me playing, Africans have to show their spiritual form is a natural beat in itself, its more to this thing than just panning the hand on the drumss ass dude!
@crazygnomes What's slooppy here mate?? this is traditional playing with incredible groove and fantastic sounds.Relax and listen to it with your all body.If you don't understand it i can't say anything else.
The lead drummer in the white shirt is Siaka. The konkoni player in the green is, "MC" (he also does hip hop/ rap). The dunun players name I will post later. Hope this helps!
crazygnomes
there's nothing sloppy at all here. This how this 6/8 is inflected. It takes a lot of listening for Western ears to feel at home in it. (Especially if they think the Africans are doing it "wrong" to start with.) Most Westerners never get it. Malian music does taste different to Guinean.
TheDaveWallace 1 year ago
hey is this soli
TheKoozemen 1 year ago
They call it Suku there in Mali, but if you study Guinee it sounds very similar...
michaelpluznick 1 year ago
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wow i feel like I should run because king kong might be coming
KillinDaWelfareMCs 2 years ago
dad bought some drums recently and I'm starting to get interested, very nice vid!!!!!
termis69 2 years ago 3
guy in the white shirt is awsome respect :)
tr0op1968 2 years ago 3
en conexionn con I&I
1951gonzalochi 2 years ago
Spiritual, check out me playing, Africans have to show their spiritual form is a natural beat in itself, its more to this thing than just panning the hand on the drumss ass dude!
DjKelavey 2 years ago
Michael,thank u so much for sharing and parabens y bendiciones for ur marvellous work on perc.
bliss
soufeliz59 2 years ago 2
RESPECT!
niconico87us 2 years ago
Muy bueno!! felicidades!
habbishana 2 years ago
it's good! You can feel the energy!
ya64 2 years ago
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I don't mean to be a critic, but it sounds kind of sloppy
crazygnomes 2 years ago
@crazygnomes What's slooppy here mate?? this is traditional playing with incredible groove and fantastic sounds.Relax and listen to it with your all body.If you don't understand it i can't say anything else.
megasuchy 1 year ago
I think the rythym is either Mendiani or Dununba. But O MY GOD!!!! That is the craziest manipulation of a 6/8 ryhthym i have ever seen!
outer432 2 years ago
Is this a traditional rhythm? If so, which?
Great video!
RachelWin 3 years ago
it's traditional...soli or suku...depending on where you are and who you ask.
Samakoro 3 years ago
i could se timbaland linkin this on one of his tracs
mavrockk7 3 years ago
wow
rensiker 3 years ago
great! greaT| greAT! grEAT!gREAT! GREAT!:))
alaloka 4 years ago
Incredible drumming from Mali!
What a treat to hear such good roots drumming.
THANK YOU!
kayakcraig 4 years ago 2
that shit is good
moprix 4 years ago
Djembefolas indeed! Thanks for posting this rockin clip!
danbrown30 5 years ago
nice michael.
you got names for the djembefolas?
Samakoro 5 years ago
nice michael.
you got names for the djembefolas?
Samakoro 5 years ago
Hi,
The lead drummer in the white shirt is Siaka. The konkoni player in the green is, "MC" (he also does hip hop/ rap). The dunun players name I will post later. Hope this helps!
michaelpluznick 5 years ago 2
O.K. Siaka Dumbia is his full name, The dununba player is Morike.
michaelpluznick 4 years ago