A podcast hosted by Damon Grant and Marcos Torres, two NYC based percussionists interviewing other musicians who have the view from behind. Guests will be mostly other percussion players and anyone else who hits, scratches, and shakes things for a living.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicEducation |
Damon gets to talk to Megumi about percussion, piano, teaching, Orff instruments, YOLA, HOLA, tea ceremonies, kimono dressing and more! There's other segments like music news also!
Damon gets to talk to Roland about his upbringing, some musical adventures, songwriting, producing, baked goods and more! There's other segments including gig alerts, music news.
Damon gets to talk to Annie about the Escape Ten Duo, PASIC, the Roanoke Symphony, scheduling, dance, Spain and more! There's other segments including gig alerts, educational spotlights, music news and others!
Damon gets to talk to Obed about his new album, his new(ish) gigs, Haitian music, his PAS clinic and many other adventures. There are also other segments including gig alerts, music news and more.
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Fantastic interviews. Very informative and entertaining. I enjoy this podcast very much. Keep up the great work!
Give the percussionist some !! Finally a podcast dealing with Congas and Afro-latino music
These guys are dope musicians and amazing educators—this podcast is a great resource; I can spend hours listening to them nerd out over practice routines. The Scott Pellegrom interview was especially fire.
Interesting guests. Intelligent questions and talk
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