It has been 6 years since i discovered this video, i watch it times to times but the more i watch the more i like it. I've never played an instrument in my life but because of this video, i'm sure to play one some day.
Man i have to say you groove, i celebrate the way your soundscape plays to my ear. All phrase to traditions who are the keepers and vessels of the groove, though for those who whine of not being traditional are merely stuck in a box with wax clogging their ears.....long live the groove, well done!
Nice solo man! Great mixture of different techniques and tones! The best part about your solo is that you are into it and feeling it... which is the only way to play music!
You inspire me to continue my djimbe journey. .. Beautiful work. Many may not of understood your sliding technique. .. but I loved it.. I was JUST speaking to another much better drummer than myself (whose been mentoring me) and told him how I wish I could incorporate sliding ....guess now I can xD Bravo my Djimbe brother... your earned yourself a sub!
I enjoy artists who are willing to be themselves, and often I then find that they are "self-taught." They didn't go to a school to learn to create their art just like everyone else, or to write a best-selling book because it fits the mold of what is currently selling well. Thank you for being unique, and for sharing your own interpretation of how this drum speaks to you. I hope you will keep having those conversations with this drum and letting the rest of us eavesdrop.
Hey, I work better with smaller drums because they tend to have less uncontrollable overtones. However they might be tricky for larger hands. I'm glad you're fired up to explore the djembe. Keep working!
Thanks SO much!! I've seen many people play on this exact type of Djembe and I could never find out what it was called, you have inspired me to get a Djembe and learn how to play. I can only hope to be as good as you one day.
I cant believe that there is 589 dipshits in the world that would give this a thumbs down.....This kid has a plethora of talent and gets 10 for ten in creativity and uniqueness. VERY INSPIRING VERY AWESOME
+alby Application. I watch an hours worth of percussion videos every lunch hour and have for over a year. I've been playing percussion insturments for 23 years and selling them for 8, and I've never seen anyone play quite like this. Obviously he didnt invent any techniques in this video, but his application, patience, and aproach in my opinion make him a VERY CREATIVE musician. my 2 cents
Plethora of talent? 23 years and this is what you think talent is? These Remos can make so many sounds and he just does a lame beat and calls it a solo....
THIS is absolutely beautiful. You are showing us all the many voices that can come from one drum. Never stop being creative. ALWAYS keep finding new ways. ALWAYS.
I'm a singaporean abroad, just picking up the djembe and imagine my surprise to find a fellow singaporean playing so well on youtube! Great beats there, but I have to agree with some others that the intro was too "contemporary" for my taste.
I just fell in love with this instrument in the past 10 minutes appreciate the highs and lows. Took me forever to figure out what it's called. What brand is this particular instrument you're playing? I am trying to buy the cheapest high quality one possible for beginning. Thank you.
Go for a remo they are decent quality have a easy tuning system for beginners and are a little lighter as they are synthesized not hard wood they are a bit metallic tones but a 14in remo is a great instrument for a beginner
Very tasty solos tb studios. I appreciate you mentioning personal adaptation and not proclaiming to be Djembe master - like a lot of 'drummers' will do on youtube, after feeling the djembe spirit, but, not having taken the time to train. Remo makes a hybrid of combination of drums - Djembes due to their popularity is definitely represented. Djembes are west-african instruments with animal skin (with various tonality - lead Djembes, bass djembes), usually 2 - 2.5 feet tall; played in combination wtih bass drums called Dunduns when playing traditionally. Djembes are constructed with metal rings and strong-rope (4mm climbing rope - traditionally using slivers of skin). Remos use metal mechnism to to tune which is not traditional - but functional for hobby drummers in drum circles. Remo shells are also fiber-glass. Different from African Hard woods that come from the area - Guinea, Mali, Ivory Coast. Bongos are afro-cuban drums, lot shorter, two drums that always come together - I know a lot less about it. Do google image search or wikipedia would be a good starting resource. If interested to buy djembe and related equipment go to www.goatskins.com (for affordable shells) and www.drumskulldrums.com (once you know enough to go pro - professional prices too but, very nice). For enjoyment feel free to watch as much youtube videos and play along with your favorite tunes. However, if you want to start learning African Rhythms, you have to find a Djembe playing community (very popular and available in most metro areas). Best is finding an African teacher, but, a good group (very subjective) is a very good substitute. A good place to start would be watching Mamady Keita's video (available on DVD) called "Djembefola". This is a documentary, but, will give you a good foundation to start (includes some lessons as well). turboch.studios - Those were some nice rolls in there if your solo. Do you play kit? Congas?
Great playing! I bought a Remo djembe a few years back. Great drum but I still prefer an authentic Djembe honestly. Remo totally has an artificial feel/sound which I suppose is to be expected. Also it doesn’t sound like in this video. This is due to the fact that he’s playing in a recording studio with a mic. Just my two cents for anybody shopping around. Happy drumming :)
4kk views and top comments 30 + likes.. cmoooon.... u made people speachless xD . this is most groove djembe plays i heard. just /applaud , its rly awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm sorry I shouldn't have said that but I truly do like what you have created I will make sure to read the description instead of assuming or guessing to understand what I'm watching before I comment. once again I am truly sorry.
Lol I just watched it for the first time in forever, so hilarious. I just ordered a Cajon from Amazon, it's the Meinl Percussion Jumbo Bass Subwoofer Cajon, I can't wait for it to come in.
Extraordinary rythmic and inventive handwork, inflicting some guttural and bodyclash moves as well. I highly approved of his energetic as well as enigmatic way of creating drum conceptions out of the ordinary. Keep on drumming and growling your own way, that's the only way to develop into a deeper understanding of the inner spirit of music!!!
There's a reason those traditional people are mad at this guy. They lack the talent . so don't get mad be happy for this guy . he's bad to the bone . thanks for the video and keep rocking that drum !
+Mike Oxner If he didn't acted so much during his playing (or if I was blind) maybe I would've appreciated more what he did. It sounds nice but it's way too acted and, to be honest, his hand technique is far from perfect. It's not about talent. It's that you know when someone plays his or hel soul through the drum, and he isn't doing that. He's trying to be impressive.
+Mike Oxner Exactly. We tend to acquire certain facial gestures and such, maybe look serious. It's unintentional. This guy is crearly trying to visually impress those who see him play. That's what I don't like. I also like what I hear, his playing is good (leaving aside his technique). I'm talking about his pose, which is -to me- not quite the same as "can't control looking spastic while I play".
Hi! I m watching RUclips fan in your djembe was played. Your playing is really great. (Conga style, Cha Cha, Rumba, drum style ..) is really fantastic. I want to play like you. I am soon going to buy a Remo Djembe. I am wondering is how to manage your instrument. (Tuning, how to use different skins ...). Thank you a better performance.
Hi Dong-wook, I only have experience with the synthetic skins. They require little care, I just dehumidify them fortnightly (where I am is 90% humidity) and clean them regularly. Hope this helps.
Well done for not being "authentic". It's nice to hear the variation you can get on a single skin. The previous poster should learn to speak with some respect before trying to be critical, it helps!
Thanks Simon. Indeed I was looking to explore into augmented techniques for this remake of a traditional goblet drum. Technically speaking the Remo fibreglass djembes aren't authentic even. With new materials come new sounds.
Just got my djembe and that's the kind if out of the box stuff that's wicked and the other African drumming is of its own I think it's cool to be different
Thanks for replying. You have some nice tones with your 10". I looked at the 12" and the sound is phenoninal......remo mondo that is........i am going to get a remo earth. I got a great deal last week and had to buy bongos...... I got LP Aspires ---- 50.00 brand new! They go for 100. I lucked out. Cannot wait to start lessons. Took it to the shop to have them show me how to tune them..... I showed them what I practiced from youtube the past week they could not beleive how good I was!
It has been 6 years since i discovered this video, i watch it times to times but the more i watch the more i like it. I've never played an instrument in my life but because of this video, i'm sure to play one some day.
Man i have to say you groove, i celebrate the way your soundscape plays to my ear. All phrase to traditions who are the keepers and vessels of the groove, though for those who whine of not being traditional are merely stuck in a box with wax clogging their ears.....long live the groove, well done!
Wow, 1M views. Thanks!
Great work. Any advice for a beginner?
Work on the fundamental tones? Browse my videos. All the best.
Which firm this microphone??
Sure (sm58?)
Its a 9 inch djembe?
It's amazing hearing some of the sounds I've heard on previous djembe recordings and connecting them to the hand motions that create them.
Such an emotion and sense of rhythm is something worth of everyone's respect.
Nice solo man! Great mixture of different techniques and tones! The best part about your solo is that you are into it and feeling it...
which is the only way to play music!
Very cool grooves man! It's neat seeing how you can make so many sounds with just one instrument.
This is wonderful, so much colour, and a human vocal quality to the sounds.
Thanks Jon, means a lot coming from you. I visited your channel, love your work on the guitar.
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Beautiful, natural, pure percussion - he is amazingly talented.
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everybody has their own voice in music, much respect bro. very nice.
You inspire me to continue my djimbe journey. ..
Beautiful work. Many may not of understood your sliding technique. .. but I loved it.. I was JUST speaking to another much better drummer than myself (whose been mentoring me) and told him how I wish I could incorporate sliding
....guess now I can xD
Bravo my Djimbe brother... your earned yourself a sub!
your timing and feel is superb
Thanks man !
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Much respect! You're an amazing musician and have inspired me to pick up a djembe of my own!
Cory Burrill. So how's the drumming coming? ;)
I enjoy artists who are willing to be themselves, and often I then find that they are "self-taught." They didn't go to a school to learn to create their art just like everyone else, or to write a best-selling book because it fits the mold of what is currently selling well. Thank you for being unique, and for sharing your own interpretation of how this drum speaks to you. I hope you will keep having those conversations with this drum and letting the rest of us eavesdrop.
Hey, I work better with smaller drums because they tend to have less uncontrollable overtones. However they might be tricky for larger hands. I'm glad you're fired up to explore the djembe. Keep working!
Pure genius! Intro reminded me of the sound fx in Mushishi, then BAM! Into the hip hop groove👍
Thanks SO much!! I've seen many people play on this exact type of Djembe and I could never find out what it was called, you have inspired me to get a Djembe and learn how to play. I can only hope to be as good as you one day.
5 years later. Are you a master Djembe player yet?
I cant believe that there is 589 dipshits in the world that would give this a thumbs down.....This kid has a plethora of talent and gets 10 for ten in creativity and uniqueness. VERY INSPIRING VERY AWESOME
They weren't patient enough to get past the first minute. Their loss. :)
guess most people here have never seen a real djembefola…
what is creative about it oonauq?
+alby
Application. I watch an hours worth of percussion videos every lunch hour and have for over a year. I've been playing percussion insturments for 23 years and selling them for 8, and I've never seen anyone play quite like this. Obviously he didnt invent any techniques in this video, but his application, patience, and aproach in my opinion make him a VERY CREATIVE musician. my 2 cents
Plethora of talent? 23 years and this is what you think talent is? These Remos can make so many sounds and he just does a lame beat and calls it a solo....
THIS is absolutely beautiful. You are showing us all the many voices that can come from one drum. Never stop being creative. ALWAYS keep finding new ways. ALWAYS.
commenting just to get your attention.
RJalazar
It’s more than drumming or even music. He has a language all his own, yet it speaks to all of us.
Wow, really great! So soft and dynamic, and many flavours! Great Work!
Lasse Kolb f
This is so creative and groovy that I keep coming back to it.
Im sold on getting a djembe now holy shit man. Mad entertaining
That totally expands my scope of percussion knowledge quite a lot
I didn't know a single drum could sound like that
he is like the salt bae of drums haha. Just looking at the attitude and 1mn of caressing the djembe is hillarious.
Very inspiring man!
I liked how creative you were with the sounds themselves and the groovy rythm. Keep it up! =)
that was incredible, thank you for posting
Shawn brings a kind of 'sexy zen' to his percussive art. I love that.
I keep coming back to this vid, the whole piece is just super tight.
For me the whole video is awesome. The intro? It's ASMR! hahahah
marcosins agree he should do an ASMR video 😂😂😂
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1:45 , bless you for listening.
So much emotion! This is an expression and its beautiful to see.
At the beginning it reminded me of a gentle beach tide rolling in and out.
A nice build up to a warm, enveloping rhythm. Cool.
This is amazing. I am Senegalese and it is fascinating to see how you made our traditional modern but still respectfully
Beau-ti-ful….! All these sounds and intricate rhythms…! Absolutely love this 💛
This is so beautiful. Such a great talent. I always wanted to play djembe and now you motivated me even more to continue that journey. Thank you
I'm a singaporean abroad, just picking up the djembe and imagine my surprise to find a fellow singaporean playing so well on youtube! Great beats there, but I have to agree with some others that the intro was too "contemporary" for my taste.
the dish washer Technic...or may be the wax in wax out? and the UFC elbow? amazing!!!! marvelous!!!!
Stunning rhythms there, mate! Very inspirational! Thank you!
I just fell in love with this instrument in the past 10 minutes appreciate the highs and lows. Took me forever to figure out what it's called. What brand is this particular instrument you're playing? I am trying to buy the cheapest high quality one possible for beginning. Thank you.
Go for a remo they are decent quality have a easy tuning system for beginners and are a little lighter as they are synthesized not hard wood they are a bit metallic tones but a 14in remo is a great instrument for a beginner
To play something like what he played you need years Bro 🙃 this instrument doesnt sound like that. He made sound like that 😬
Cheap...high quality.... oxy moron.
das ist wunderbar.. Seine Seele ist mit Rythm
Dude, that's groovy. Love it! (There's more skill there than I could readily appreciate. But I was swaying in my chair at one point)
Very tasty solos tb studios. I appreciate you mentioning personal adaptation and not proclaiming to be Djembe master - like a lot of 'drummers' will do on youtube, after feeling the djembe spirit, but, not having taken the time to train. Remo makes a hybrid of combination of drums - Djembes due to their popularity is definitely represented. Djembes are west-african instruments with animal skin (with various tonality - lead Djembes, bass djembes), usually 2 - 2.5 feet tall; played in combination wtih bass drums called Dunduns when playing traditionally. Djembes are constructed with metal rings and strong-rope (4mm climbing rope - traditionally using slivers of skin). Remos use metal mechnism to to tune which is not traditional - but functional for hobby drummers in drum circles. Remo shells are also fiber-glass. Different from African Hard woods that come from the area - Guinea, Mali, Ivory Coast. Bongos are afro-cuban drums, lot shorter, two drums that always come together - I know a lot less about it. Do google image search or wikipedia would be a good starting resource. If interested to buy djembe and related equipment go to www.goatskins.com (for affordable shells) and www.drumskulldrums.com (once you know enough to go pro - professional prices too but, very nice).
For enjoyment feel free to watch as much youtube videos and play along with your favorite tunes. However, if you want to start learning African Rhythms, you have to find a Djembe playing community (very popular and available in most metro areas). Best is finding an African teacher, but, a good group (very subjective) is a very good substitute. A good place to start would be watching Mamady Keita's video (available on DVD) called "Djembefola". This is a documentary, but, will give you a good foundation to start (includes some lessons as well).
turboch.studios - Those were some nice rolls in there if your solo. Do you play kit? Congas?
such a creativity! thanks for sharing!
Great playing! I bought a Remo djembe a few years back. Great drum but I still prefer an authentic Djembe honestly. Remo totally has an artificial feel/sound which I suppose is to be expected. Also it doesn’t sound like in this video. This is due to the fact that he’s playing in a recording studio with a mic. Just my two cents for anybody shopping around. Happy drumming :)
The intro is so ASMR... :D
I picked up a djembe myself thanks to you man
WOW! Despite the fact that this percussion instrument - I've heard the Wind !
4kk views and top comments 30 + likes.. cmoooon.... u made people speachless xD . this is most groove djembe plays i heard. just /applaud , its rly awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!
Waoooo q ritmo
Me encanta wao wao waoooooo
Saludos desde Cali Colombia 🇨🇴❤❤❤❤❤
This is sheer talent thats it he is unbelievable, am amzed by the sounds he pullled out of this thing djembe, my god, am highly impressed........
ASMR Djembé
Hahahahah
Was thinking the same 🤭🤣
That was so sick, nice job dude.
Not how you play it. But the beats are amazing and so creative. Props!
makes me happy that not only bullshit gains popularity on YT
I'm sorry I shouldn't have said that but I truly do like what you have created I will make sure to read the description instead of assuming or guessing to understand what I'm watching before I comment. once again I am truly sorry.
this is beautiful man! love it!
But does it djemb?
Few will understand
Well someone did :)
hahaha xD
\m/ (o_o) \m/
Djembed my face off!
Scallonwag your ass out the door :P
Most excellent. I enjoy kickin it on my djembe for peace of mind. Love the vibe.
The first 1:45 reminds me a bit of Ross Gellar on the keyboard. No offense Shawn, you are awesome, especially on a Cajon
HAHA! I searched it, and it's quite funny: ruclips.net/video/yLa8Br569gA/видео.html
Lol I just watched it for the first time in forever, so hilarious. I just ordered a Cajon from Amazon, it's the Meinl Percussion Jumbo Bass Subwoofer Cajon, I can't wait for it to come in.
Lovely. Record it if you can!
+Shawn Turbochicken I will!
Hats off to you always, you give glory to God with your creative gifts, brother!!!!
Thats right gently caress the djembe
Extraordinary rythmic and inventive handwork, inflicting some guttural and bodyclash moves as well. I highly approved of his energetic as well as enigmatic way of creating drum conceptions out of the ordinary. Keep on drumming and growling your own way, that's the only way to develop into a deeper understanding of the inner spirit of music!!!
starts with ASMR :D
love it brother, you have a strong connection with the instrument... amazing sounds , thank you !
Can u play We are the World
who the fuck might not like this video? pure art
What size and model is this remo, love the sound
Looks like a 10 in mondo to me.
SHREDDING ON THE DJEMBE! I'm so inspired
There's a reason those traditional people are mad at this guy. They lack the talent . so don't get mad be happy for this guy . he's bad to the bone . thanks for the video and keep rocking that drum !
Mike Oxner I thought it was good, but a lot of traditional drummers are better... this was a nice beat but little more.
+Mike Oxner If he didn't acted so much during his playing (or if I was blind) maybe I would've appreciated more what he did. It sounds nice but it's way too acted and, to be honest, his hand technique is far from perfect.
It's not about talent. It's that you know when someone plays his or hel soul through the drum, and he isn't doing that. He's trying to be impressive.
+Leandro González lets hear what you can do. i act spastic while playing. its different artist to artist. i cant judge. i like what i hear.
+Mike Oxner Exactly. We tend to acquire certain facial gestures and such, maybe look serious. It's unintentional. This guy is crearly trying to visually impress those who see him play. That's what I don't like.
I also like what I hear, his playing is good (leaving aside his technique). I'm talking about his pose, which is -to me- not quite the same as "can't control looking spastic while I play".
+Mike Oxner Absolutely .....
thanks for your music, it influenced my brother Cliff. he's also a great jembe player.
Toca muito mas aquela enrolação no começo passando a mão no instrumento me fez dar deslike infelizmente !
Hi! I m watching RUclips fan in your djembe was played. Your playing is really great. (Conga style, Cha Cha, Rumba, drum style ..) is really fantastic. I want to play like you. I am soon going to buy a Remo Djembe. I am wondering is how to manage your instrument. (Tuning, how to use different skins ...). Thank you a better performance.
Hi Dong-wook,
I only have experience with the synthetic skins. They require little care, I just dehumidify them fortnightly (where I am is 90% humidity) and clean them regularly. Hope this helps.
1:30 The Neverhood
I have to buy a Djembe now. You make it sound so interesting !
Thanks Mark!
viejo, lustrando muebles te harias millonario
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tomas gonzale 😂👌
Ay me muero jajajaja
1000000000000% 😂😂😂😂😂
Nice and sensitive touch...it sounds so nice and grovely
I find your little grunts amusing hahaha
You might be the only one who spotted them, ha!
Turbochicken Studios
no i noticed lol
Dayum! Bruh I don't see why there's even dislikes in this vids! You good man!
you need a better intro. good stuff though
begins weirdly but escalates to awesomeness
Not weirdly but exploring the instrument
1:20 só alisando o estrumento 😒
Amazing!
Sos genial!!!!!
HOW CAN U SAY HIM UGLY
Hasta que alfin alguien que habla español :')
Incredible! Just wow!
Ultimate sound quality
*where can I find more djembe music from you?
Bu nedi ki bele🤪
WoW ! One of the best I've come across ! Could you refer us to more?
Thanks Andy. Browse my videos?
Well done for not being "authentic". It's nice to hear the variation you can get on a single skin. The previous poster should learn to speak with some respect before trying to be critical, it helps!
Thanks Simon. Indeed I was looking to explore into augmented techniques for this remake of a traditional goblet drum. Technically speaking the Remo fibreglass djembes aren't authentic even. With new materials come new sounds.
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Moperc djunjuns
Just got my djembe and that's the kind if out of the box stuff that's wicked and the other African drumming is of its own I think it's cool to be different
Bravo a pulire lo strumento 😂😂😂
I love the sort of ritual with the djembe
wtf is that ?
, very inspiring I am going to take your instruction and learn from your musicality. Hi from Dallas Texas thumbs up high five
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Cuma menang gaya doang. Wkwkwkwk
Beta 57. It's the audio post that brought out the nuances, not the mic.
worst intro EVER!!
good shit though.
Thanks for replying. You have some nice tones with your 10". I looked at the 12" and the sound is phenoninal......remo mondo that is........i am going to get a remo earth. I got a great deal last week and had to buy bongos...... I got LP Aspires ---- 50.00 brand new! They go for 100. I lucked out. Cannot wait to start lessons. Took it to the shop to have them show me how to tune them..... I showed them what I practiced from youtube the past week they could not beleive how good I was!
you are good, but you seen very pretentious :P maybe its just me.
its just you... :)
Aaron Joyes I totally agree
Others are our mirror brother ;)
you are my favorite djembe player. please more videos and technics
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