Introduction
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A PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE OF MASTER DRUMMERS WHO PLAY AUTHENTIC AFRICAN RHYTHMS, BEHIND DEEP BASE TONES, THEY ARE A PROLIFIC CROWD PLEASER. DJUIN DJUINS, CONGAS, AND BONGOS RING AS DJEMBES AND TALKING DRUMS RESONATE THROUGHOUT THE AFRO-FUSION RHYTHMS LAID DOWN BY THESE ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIANS. BASED IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES, CA,; HAVING TOURED EXTENSIVELY ABROAD, THE GROUPS PERFORMANCES AT COMMUNITY AND STATEWIDE VENUES ARE ALWAYS ELECTRIC. ALL IS GIVEN OVER TO THE SPIRIT OF THE DRUM. IN PERFECTR HARMONY, TONE,TEXTURE, AND RHYTHM; THESE PLAYERS OF DRUMS EXUDE POSITIVE ENERGY, AND CALM, AS HEART-RIVETING BEATS PULSE THROUGHOUT THEIR SOUND. RHYTHM OF THE HEART'S PLAYERS SEEK THE NATURAL RHYTHM, THE HEART OF THE MATTER, THE BEAT, THE DRUM. ENTRANCING AND MELODIC ARE THE DESCRIPTION OF THE SOUNDS USED TO DESCRIBE THESE ARTISTS AS THEY CAPTURE YOUR HEART, THE RHYTHM, OF THE HEART.
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Omar: It's my culture and I play because I enjoy playing the drums. Also, I'm a song writer and singer. Fox: I play the Djembe and Bongos because they give me a natural high. J.J: I play to create my own rhythms, to me, it's an art, playing from the heart. Donald: I like to play African drums, such as, the Djembe, Djuin Djuin, and other African percussions because I'm motivated by them and it is cultural. Big Rob: I call it spicing my soul when I tell my story about life.
Email: Rhythmfromtheheart50@live.com
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Walt *
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Big Rob
