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Rhythm Paints The Gambia Sessions Sabar Drum Language [WAV]
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Rhythm Paints The Gambia Sessions Sabar Drum Language [WAV]

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Rhythm Paints introduces Sabar Drum Language, a collection of ancient drumming performances from Senegal and The Gambia, featuring Laye Ndiaye, an experienced Sabar player who has been immersed in this tradition since his youth. In his family, Sabar has been passed down for generations, and he now shares his knowledge through Sabar classes. In this pack, Laye showcases his skills in playing the Mbalax, a hand and stick drum, and the Thiol, a thin goblet drum played with one hand and stick. These rhythms originate from songs that have been played in Laye's tradition for centuries. The majority of the profits from this pack will directly benefit Laye and his family. Keep an eye out for more from Rhythm Paints in the future. Sample Pack Features: 156 Loops 87 One-Shots Royalty Free

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