Drummer's Resource

674 – Reuben Spyker: Everything is Connected

We all want to be like our drumming heroes. From learning their licks, playing along with their albums, setting up our kit like theirs or buying the same equipment as ...

673 – Henry Cole: Harnessing Your Ego

Henry Cole is a force. He’s a shape-shifting drummer whose versatile, multicultural style positions him at the forefront of a growing wave of jazz innovation and cross-cu

672 – The Daniel Glass Show: But is it music? The story of a viral video…

In this episode, Daniel asks the following question: Is there a difference between playing an instrument and making music? In an effort to find an answer, Daniel tells th

671 – Thomas Pridgen: Keepin’ it real

In this podcast I talk to Thomas Pridgen who is known for his work with a slew of artists, most notably The Mars Volta. Although Thomas became a household name ... more

670 – Ryan Dusick: (Maroon 5) Harder to Breathe

Ryan Dusick reached the mountaintop. With his childhood friends he started the band Maroon 5, catapulted to a global music force and right when things were firing on all

669 – Who Should You Study With?

There are endless amounts of “teachers” other there, many of them who are not the best fit for you. There are a few parameters that I’ve relied on when choosing ... more

668 – Andrew Marsh: Find Your Tribe

Andrew Marsh is a gear head. Plain and simple. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. I look at Andrew more like a scientist or historian, as he painstakingly ... more

665 – David Garibaldi: Still Funky

In this podcast I talk to David Garibaldi, who is one of the most influential drummers of his generation and  known as an innovator in funk drumming. He’s also one ... mo

664 – Gregory Artry, Jr: Allow and Accept

Gregory Artry, Jr. grew up in a home full of support and love for the craft with a father (also a professional drummer) who showed him the benefits of practice, ... more

663 – 10 Things I Wish I Knew Earlier In My Career

Over the past 25 years, I’ve learned a lot about drumming and the music business. From starting out playing on makeshift drum kit to touring around the country with my ..

662 – Keith Hall: Go For It

Keith Hall’s 25+ year career as a professional drummer and educator has been nothing short of impressive. The Michigan native, who spent nearly a decade in New York study

661 – Tyshawn Sorey: Deep Work

It’s hard to classify New Jersey native, Tysahwn Sorey. As a man who wears many hats well, depending on the day, he may be playing a multitude of instruments, conducting

660 – Gavin Harrison: Rhythm, King Crimson and the Ongoing Quest to Improve

Gavin Harrison is one of the most recognizable names in drumming. Whether you know his work with Porcupine Tree, King Crimson, or his many studio recordings, there’s litt

659 – Joe Dyson: Practice Makes Progress

New Orleans native Joe Dyson is no stranger to the benefits of hard work and dedication. As the son of an organist and growing up in one of the most ... more The post 65

658 – Daniel Glass: On The Record

Daniel Glass, who is no stranger on the podcast, celebrated the release of his new record BAM! this past Friday. And while any record release is a momentous occasion, it’

657 – Colin Stranahan: Let the Music In

Colin Stranahan was born into a musical family, so at an early age he was introduced to a litany of music icons. That early education, plus the freedom to explore ... mor

656 – Keith Carlock: Locked In

Keith Carlock has been the backbone of a long list of groups and artists like Steely Dan, John Mayer, Sting, Wayne Krantz and many more. What’s equally as impressive as .

655 – Chris Coleman: Embracing the Unexpected

If you think of Chris Coleman there’s no way to think of him other than behind a drum kit It’s hard to imagine that Chris wasn’t planning on pursuing a ... more The post

654 – Adam Bradley Schreiber: Trust Your Gut

Society loves to put us in a box. But it’s the ones who go against the grain, challenge the status quo and carve their own path who stand out from ... more The post 654

653 – Ashlyn Shanafelt: Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable

Ashlyn Shanafelt is a force to be reckoned with. Filled with equal parts talent, skill, and dedication coupled with sheer determination and fearlessness, Shanafelt has ca