Yamaha Sessions | Mark Colenburg & Derrick Hodge

[@eorrjr]

I love the tone of his toms, and how he's playing them so that they breath...

[@jryuwah]

sick. now this is what you call Drum and Bass. the communication is so heavy!

[@jeanjaille4225]

true story

[@skiphoffenflaven8004]

Just talked with Mark last night in StL, after he performed with Keyon Herrold. Super nice. The drumming vocabulary he possesses is one of a kind.

[@RnBskjp7]

They are on a different level!! The GROOVE!!!

[@davidharpproduction3893]

Derrick hodge is an underrated bassist.

[@Bjorlin1]

Says who?

[@pootershnitzel]

underrated drummer

[@jumaaneclark8333]

Those who thumbs down this, I pray for you to gain understanding. This is sick warm drums and flawless bass playing

[@bonbi3]

何度見ても超絶！ドラムとベースだけで織りなす素晴らしい音楽。 他の楽器が入る余地がないじゃないですか？（嬉

[@herdystwn]

DERRICK!!!! YOU ROCK THAT YAMAHA!!

[@murkymurk8305]

You mean Mark?

[@herdystwn]

@@murkymurk8305 no, it's the bassist i mean 😁

[@murkymurk8305]

@@herdystwn OK Thanks. Amazed that you cared to comment after all these years. ...cheers

[@SoFlyy216]

Fire on those drums!!!! Whew!!!!

[@DAGDRUM53]

Such a pleasure to see what I'm hearing with perfectly synced-up audio.

[@BILLDRUM81]

Mark is the Dopest! !!!

[@giant1band455]

Very cool. Dig the bass drum sound.

[@celestialnubian]

So basically everyone who has done anything with Robert Glasper is the best at what they do.

[@ocho611]

straight up bad asses

[@sprydo7113]

Tandem...sounds so full! Crazy cool BEATS, very nice job fellas..indeed!!

[@sprydo7113]

Deep love....witnessed!! DONE!

[@Jellybeantiger]

WOW.Sounds amazing.

[@edwintorres5539]

wow!! amazing!!

[@citylights2765]

That stack sounds so good! or maybe i just like stacks.

[@MBR-Drums92]

This is good

[@JasonLeonPike]

Love it!

[@ntrakit6]

Those Zildjian Keropes sounds nice!

[@ntrakit6]

He has nice phrasing with his pocket too!!!

[@CMD125]

That right hand at 4:18...Sheeeesh!

[@K2DaIzzO]

+Cameron Dantley .......YESSSSSSS M'MAN! That right there..*smh* Nasty!

[@geraldgarrett2741]

Wow!

[@silas9805]

Nice

[@stixx45]

sick>!!!!!

[@let_uslunch8884]

😥😥😥😥😥 oh my lord, they ate!!!

[@kampriest1864]

WHAT KIND OF RIDE STACK IS THAT?!?!?!

[@tjfdrums99]

What kinda bass is that?!?! It sounds GLORIOUS

[@jonelder3958]

Yamaha trb 5pii

[@DrumsAndMelons]

WHAT SNARE IS THAT?!?!

[@markdrums8823]

Looks like the 14 x 5.5 Brass Nouveau to me. Aux snare would be 14 x 6 Maple Hybrid.

[@YamahaDrumsEurope]

Hi DrumsAndMelons! these are Yamaha 14" x 6.5 Aluminium (SD3465) + 14" x 6" Yamaha Absolute Hybrid Maple (AMS1460) snares. Thanks, Yamaha Drums Europe

[@aljordanjr]

Official Yamaha Drums (Europe) What cymbals is Mark using?

[@YamahaDrumsEurope]

Alfred Jordan These are Zildjian Cymbals. Please check on their site directly to find out which models. Thanks

[@aj0123210]

Alfred Jordan Can't tell for all of them but the ride looks like a K Custom Special Dry ride with Rivets, and the Crash to his right is a Kerope Crash( Maybe a 18) with what looks like Promark Sizzlers on it.

[@jamaicahines]

my lord

[@4wheelstalking]

Check out the other version of Teen Spirit by Robert Glasper with Mark And Derick

[@manugruvero]

Alguien en 2024????

[@K2DaIzzO]

What's the time he plays on the 'Intro' and verses?

[@mikepostdrums]

+Oats Louis Between what times in the video?

[@K2DaIzzO]

Between all the verses he's NOT playing in '5's .The 1st section starts ..31sec - 1.55min

[@theoffering7000]

I believe it's 4/4, if that's what you're asking?

[@jasoncavitt2043]

Single stroke, anyone? Ka-_damn_.

[@ollieforeman4431]

What ride cymbal is that?!?

[@Evaswi]

mark colenburg sounds like a german name ^-^ xxxxxxxxcrazy

[@fransiboy]

No it isn't - it's actual DUTCH! Kolenburg is a common name over here...his ancestors probably were of dutch heritage.

[@elbeethrie5140]

SABIT!

[@JonathanThomasJT]

is that "b" section phrased in 5's?????

[@katemeran]

6

[@5hekwoaga]

katemeran 5s

[@katemeran]

Michael Ode Oh yeah you right

[@robertpoczatek8121]

mark wrote here bible how to do fuckin drums

[@andreyvarlamov2600]

поплачено((

[@alansullivan3]

$3 Grand for the kit....

[@paulweber686]

corporate money brings out the best in musicians!!!

[@paulweber686]

not to place myself above them in any way; they are remarkably, exceptionally talented, even genius, musicians. We all dance to the tune that corporate money play.

[@YamahaDrumsEurope]

Hi Paul, thanks for your comment. To the points your comment is hinting at: we do not pay any money to artists for their performances. Corporate Money does NOT bring out the best in musicians. What corportate money does, is give artists a platform to perform their art, for everyone to enjoy. Like this video. All the best, Yamaha Drums

[@kaizensupreme8177]

With all due respect, because the dude can certainly play his butt off, but I'm a bit put off by Mark. This guy clearly studied every Chris Dave-ism there was, came from out of nowhere, and is now playing with Glasper & Co. Its bizarre that Chris's replacement is a freakin' clone of him. Once again, the guy can REALLY play, but if anyone who heard Chris Dave over the years can honestly tell me that this dude doesn't try to sound EXACTLY like him, then I don't know what to tell you. I'm into artists. We all have influences, but Jesus H. Christ. Mix it up some. Chris Dave style is so distinct that its very hard to claim you aren't his clone when the first time I heard you I literally thought it was Chris. Come on, dude. You can play very, very well. Be your own man.

[@pungcho]

+Kaizen Supreme First all of this comment shows that you're really not a student of music, especially the two drummers you're talking about. Mark Colenburg in an interview said his first major gig was with Common "Like Water for Chocolate Album" in 2000 produced by JDilla. He didn't come out of nowhere! Also at that time Chris Dave was playing with Mint Condition, totally different genre. Mark in his resume has worked with Chico Freeman, Stefon Harris, Amel Larrieux Q-Tip (Have you heard the Renaissance) Cecil Mcbee and many more. You don't play gigs and record like that sounding "EXACTLY" like someone else. He's never played all snares, and if you LISTEN Mark's concept and sound is totally different from Chris. He works with Robert because he's versatile, can merge genres authentically and he's just good. There is NO respect in your comment just hate & ignorance. Please become a real student, let your pride go, & stop trying to tear down others for no reason!

[@YamahaDrumsEurope]

Hi Kaizen! Thanks for getting in touch. Why is it bizarre, that the live drummer tries to sound like the drummer on the record? This is most probably what the song needs. As Mark played on the new record "Art Science" this may be a good way to discover his individual style. All the best, Yamaha Drums

[@stephenvalente751]

Why is it so bad to be influenced by your peers? I'd imagine, from what my drumming instructor has told me, who's real good friends with Chris Dave, these guys are friends, not competitors. I don't think it's a competitive nature between the two of them, but more so an influence, and an appreciation for each other. My whole point, if you hang out with people long enough, of course certain things are gonna rub off on you. To say that Mark "stole" Chris's style though is a little uninformed, and kind of rude.