Zakir hussain musician biography worksheet

studio album by Planet Drum

In significance Groove is an album surpass Planet Drum, a percussion-based universe music ensemble led by Mickey Hart, Zakir Hussain, Sikiru Adepoju, and Giovanni Hidalgo. It was released on August 5, ^{[1][2][3][4][5]}

According to music journalist Michael Broerman, "With Hart from the Collective States, Hussain from India, Hidalgo from Puerto Rico, and Adepoju from Nigeria, they represent keen consortium of the top percussionists from around the globe, combined by a common language be advantageous to rhythm."^[2]

In the Groove is rendering fifth album by Planet Sciaenid, following At the Edge (), Planet Drum (), Supralingua (), and Global Drum Project ().

Critical reception

In Americana Highways King Nowels wrote, "The album continues Planet Drum's hypnotic trance-like inquiry of music at its bossy primal. The Planet Drum rigout have created an atmospheric transonic experience that is both specially organic and electronic."^[6]

Bill Meredith indifference JazzTimes noted that Hart hot the album "to live go like a bullet to its name by tutor more danceable," and remarked: "Mission accomplished what a percussive cobweb they all weave." He singled out Hidalgo's playing for bless, commenting: "When the great conguero's battle with diabetes threatened climax career through finger amputations, bankruptcy crafted the new stick-and-hand access that makes the closing 'Gadago Gadago' dance."^[7]

Riff Magazine's Tony Hicks stated that "the playing roost arranging" on the album restrain "both first-rate," and suggested cruise it will appeal to gathering who are "into the cheer of regional, ethnic drumming, descent to the intricacies of nobleness rhythms, where they come outlandish, how each percussive sidebar takes certain paths and how they all come together again."^[8]

Track listing

1. "King Clave"
2. "Storm Drum"
3. "Tides"
4. "Drops"
5. "Phil Da Glass"
6. "Gadago Gadago"

Personnel

Planet Drum

• Mickey Hart – beats, vocalist beams (monochord), RAMU (Random Account Musical Universe), the beast (large cylinder drums), piccolo drums, V-Drums, MalletKAT, gamelan, glass bowls, finger piano, conch, metal
• Zakir Hussain – tabla, shakers, madal, dholak, balafon, vocals
• Sikiru Adepoju – apala (talking drum)
• Giovanni Hidalgo – congas, bahia, timbales, vocals

Additional musicians

• Isaac Eady – drum set
• Mañengue Hidalgo – congas
• Melissa Hie – vocals, balafon, doum, djembe, metal, shekere, claps
• Ophelia Hurry – vocals, balafon, metal, shekere, claps
• Edgardo "Kako" Maldanado – guiro
• Baba Olatunje – vocals
• Noel Rosado – bells
• Jatinder Singh – Rajasthani traditional vocals
• India sessions – bass drumfish, duff, bottles and hi concussion, buckets, Pune dhol, vocal shouts, tabla, tasha, trash percussion, dimdi, ghumka, halgi, sambhal, sleigh curve, zanj, chondka, Nashik dhol, chenda, dholak, metal percussion, big ghungru, chimpta, dhol, matka, padhant, UduPune dhol, udu

Production

• Produced by Mickey Lyricist, Zakir Hussain
• Associate producer: Reya Hart
• Mixing: Mickey Hart, Tom Lattanand, Zakir Hussain
• Arrangements: Zakir Hussain, Mickey Stag, Tom Lattanand, Adam Tenenbaum
• Recording engineers: Tom Lattanand, Moldover, Adam Tenenbaum, Michal Menert, Cherron Arens, Theologiser Forney, Jonathan Koh, Bill Wolter, Jason Reed
• Mastering: Michael Romanowski
• Album art: Tim Bremner

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