start soloing today!

[@shadrackmasigaTV]

😍🥰🥰🥰🥰 very impressive love it

[@djembe.studio]

Thank you 🪘🙏

[@kyslo555]

Les choses deviennent clair, merci beaucoup

[@djembe.studio]

merci

[@mikolajklisiewicz]

More more more 💪💪💪💪😁

[@djembe.studio]

💯🙌

[@oktavianlowe692]

Nice!!!❤❤❤

[@cogybear]

Nice vid- be nice to see you smile more!! Keep em coming bro

[@heldermanuel6826]

Nice

[@sue9694]

THANKS SO MUCH

[@Yodaspliff]

Very nice 👍

[@taniacoleman3550]

Thank you!!

[@djembe.studio]

🙏🙌🪘

[@patblack2291]

fun! thanks!

[@ingoohneb]

what rhythm was the backing track ? could not get the placement of solo cause didn't hear the groove in track .... 🙏 either my speakers are not good enough or don't know the rhythm - or both ? 🤔

[@djembe.studio]

Tiriba!

[@ingoohneb]

@@djembe.studio Ah, now it makes sense! Played it over tiriba backing track. Thanks for sharing! To what rhythms it'll fit as well in your opinion ?

[@djembe.studio]

Most (not all) rhythms that start with the same call!

[@Trenerekmuchomorek]

@@djembe.studio Than it's tricky caus solo is 4/4 over very quick 6/8 Tiriba as it would to played fast. That's the significant challenge after One gets to perceive these solo phrases. Cheers

[@djembe.studio]

Just like any other language, musical language sometimes does not match perfectly the categories and rules that people create in order to breakdown and understand them. Because language develops organically for the most part, the route to understanding is direct exposure!