Kenny Muhammad, aka The Human Orchestra -

Filmed at the International Body Music Festival: Freight and Salvage, Berkeley, December 4, 2009. Edited by Andrew Reissiger.
The International Body Music Festival is a project of #Crosspulse, based in Oakland, California. The first festival of its kind, the #IBMF is produced internationally, featuring traditional and contemporary #BodyMusic from around the world, using only the human instrument.
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[@paraglidingguys]

*Ain’t it funky?!*
I feel so lucky to have been introduced to Kenny Muhammed at Webster Hall way back in the day! Three shows in a row too! What an incredible artist and performer too!

[@IndianaBones]

Msi show?

[@paraglidingguys]

@@IndianaBones Yep! Those were the days….

[@SH-UK030]

素晴らしい

[@JordanNyce]

Beatboxing is a tough art. Ppl want new stuff constantly, but it's hard to perfect each routine. But I do agree, after a few minutes I wanted something more lol. I noticed he doesn't use any throat bass or even and hi hats?

[@5sbeatbox420]

What a groorvy😂😫

[@MichelLinschoten]

He's been stuck for decades in the same routines ... Unfortunate because he used to be the "shit"

[@capitanesejapitalism1679]

harsh but true. he has a redemption arc through swissbeatbox and those dudes, but they had a bit of a thing a decade ago. shame, he got me into beatboxing. big up Kenny if you read this, love you dude.

[@IytrrvItru]

He popularised beatbox and paved the way for modern beatbox artists , that's his style , sure he hasn't grown or changed his style but that's his style , no reason to do it especially not at his age . Remember that he was well into his 30s when he became a beatbox sensation .