Embark on a rhythmic journey around the globe with Jamey Haddad's "Drums of the World: Globally Influenced Percussion." Released in 2016 under Manhattan Production Music, this captivating album spans 41 minutes and 20 tracks, each a testament to Haddad's mastery of percussion and his deep appreciation for world music. From the vibrant streets of Caracas to the mystical sands of Djanet, and from the enchanting alleys of Marrakesh to the serene banks of the Ganges, Haddad and his collaborators—Eddie Waltman, Mark Dwane, John Grout, Didier Rachou, and Harold—weave a tapestry of sounds that transcends borders.
The album is a vibrant fusion of traditional rhythms and modern influences, showcasing Haddad's versatility and innovative spirit. Tracks like "Samba Shop" and "Poppin' Samba" infuse Brazilian rhythms with a contemporary twist, while "Moorish Or Less" and "Moroccan Roll" draw from the rich musical heritage of North Africa. "Domestic March" and "Froggy's Hip Hop" bring a playful, urban energy, demonstrating Haddad's ability to blend diverse styles seamlessly.
"Drums of the World: Globally Influenced Percussion" is not just an album; it's an exploration of the universal language of rhythm. Whether you're a seasoned percussion enthusiast or a casual listener, this album offers a rich, immersive experience that celebrates the diversity and unity of global music.
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