African Percussion

African percussion music is a dynamic genre deeply rooted in the cultural expressions and traditions of various African communities. It prominently features rhythmic patterns and interlocking beats produced by a wide array of indigenous drums, such as the djembe, dundun, and talking drum, alongside other percussion instruments like shakers, bells, and xylophones. This genre often incorporates complex, polyrhythmic structures and call-and-response techniques, serving not only as the foundation for ceremonial and ritualistic purposes but also for storytelling and communal gatherings. The improvisational nature of African percussion allows for a vibrant, energetic, and spontaneous experience, driving dancers and listeners alike through its pulsating and entrancing grooves. Artists within the genre bring regional flair and personal innovation, offering diverse interpretations of this rich, percussive tapestry.

Cliffhanger

Marco Selvaggio•

T.O.L.D.

Single - Released July 4, 2025