I'm the backup drummer, so I only play once a month or so. We did this song last time I played, but I barely had time to listen to it. Being able to listen to it on repeat helps to better understand the song structure and fills. I really enjoy playing it!
I have been pausing and repeating this one to try to learn for this Saturday night, love your style bro! your dynamics are amazing!!! I finally moved up from a Cahoon and symbol to a drum set I am super excited to play this song now that you have gave me an idea of how it should be played.
Kyle Breeden That’s great man! I’m glad it is helpful. It’s a fun song to play and playing it on the drum set will be even better. Thanks for the support, I appreciate it. God bless.
Yea, usually "more" feels better to us drummers but isn't what feels best for the song...I get caught up in the worship and start playing all kinds of extra stuff sometimes. I've had to learn when to pull that back and when to go with it. Thanks for the comment. God bless you, too.
I'm planning to start playing the drums for my church for the first time once they reopen and Every time I practice a song with my "Air Drums" I always catching myself hitting the cymbals more than the drummer in the video
Not really a fair comment, being that unlike the original, this is a completely live recording without auto tune, overdubs, etc. (You can hardly even hear any vocal effects on their mics, it sounds very dry... no doubt sounded infinitely better in the house mix). They both have solid tone and even made decent efforts to adjust their vocal technique to fit the song.
Yea, it has great low end. The kit is a DW Performance with 12, 16, & 18-inch toms, 22 kick and the 14x6.5 Dunnett snare. 14" Vintage Sand Hi-hats 20" Vintage Crashes x2 22" Vintage Sand Crash/Ride (Benny Greb)
It depends on the scenario. If you were going to a last-minute gig and didn't know the songs, you're definitely better off being able to read music. However, if you know the songs and are able to just play them from memory, that's when you make room for adding creativity to the parts (pending the creativity doesn't take away from the parts).
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What the hell has happened to Christian music nowadays? It all sucks and sounds the same. The drum parts suck, this drum part is all floor Tom like a native beating on a log. Totally terrible
Thanks for your honest comment, Frank. I'll be honest, too. I prefer the worship music and drum parts from back in the Ron Kenoly days more than I like these parts, but this worship seems to be what the Lord is doing and using now so I'm going with it. Is there anything specific I can pray for you?
I also agree with you frank. Although a lot of the main song writers from the likes of elevation, Hillsong, bethel all write together with the likes of Matt redman, Chris tomlin, Michael w Smith, Tim Hughes, Martin Smith etc. Right there in the few names I’ve mentioned is about 95% of the entire Christian song writing base. And they all write the same sounding songs and have the same writing style. So yeah, you’re naturally going to get the same sounding stuff. What doesn’t help is that all those churches - bethel, Hillsong, elevation etc all LOOK the same also. Same style, same way of how people think church should be done. All the pastors have book deals, all the worship teams release albums and the churches themselves relentlessly do events and conferences all year round. Ask yourself the question - why is this? Answer - because most big churches out there are now businesses, rather than churches. The gospel is rarely preached anymore. Charles spurgeon once said - “if it takes a conference / event to get people into church, it’s going to take continuous conferences and events to keep them there”. Food for thought. Unfortunately most Modern day worship is about performance than intimacy with god. If you’re looking for something that is different in sound, check out some gospel music - Israel houghton, Marvin sapp, Kirk Franklin etc. Again, can be a bit performance based, but different in sound... I for one miss old school worship, with someone stood at the front with a guitar, not bothered whether things were ‘professional sounding’ etc. But again, most modern day worship is so performance orientated, that worship / churches like that Is simply looked down on and not considered ‘relevant’ anymore. Sad really...
@@Obi-Wan81 Brilliantly put. I have stepped away from playing worship because of this exact reason. My wife doesn't understand but it's a battle i fight everyday. All of these "worship" bands try and write the next Oceans song and it shows. The modern church has definitely lost sight of authentic worship.
The musicians on stage are on point. The female vocals though. Ouch 😕. I get working with what you got but man its pitchy and inconsistant and sadly its a distraction, which is what you dont want in a worship set.
I'm the backup drummer, so I only play once a month or so. We did this song last time I played, but I barely had time to listen to it. Being able to listen to it on repeat helps to better understand the song structure and fills. I really enjoy playing it!
Nice work. It takes discipline to not over play and skill to play the song. Subscribed
How did youtube know to recommend this? I sung this song at church this morning. Mind blown.
Spirit led or big brother? 😂
Joseph Tambunga probably spirit led. Youth band is starting next week, I play drums 😂🙌🏻
Using this to practice for church. Very helpful and fun.
That's great man, thanks for letting me know. That is exactly why I post them, to be a resource for other worship drummers.
@@jtambunga1 thank you
Powerful. RAISE A HALLELUJAH all people of God no weapon formed against you shall prosper! The KING IS ALIVE!
hey. brother. in. the. lord. i like. the. brother and you your. music sounds. i. am. in. heaven
Great job. One of the more enjoyable worship songs to drum to. Mighty Warrior by Elevation Worship is another fun one.
I've watched this video like 10 times and I get the chills, such a good song, such a good cover
This one gives me the chills too...the church gets pretty hyped up when we sing it. Thanks, Josiah, I appreciate it.
Beautifully, effortlessly played in a way where all can learn. Thank you for this video.
Blessings from Sri Lanka!
Thanks, Sameera! I appreciate it. I'm glad it is helpful.
I have been pausing and repeating this one to try to learn for this Saturday night, love your style bro! your dynamics are amazing!!! I finally moved up from a Cahoon and symbol to a drum set I am super excited to play this song now that you have gave me an idea of how it should be played.
Kyle Breeden That’s great man! I’m glad it is helpful. It’s a fun song to play and playing it on the drum set will be even better. Thanks for the support, I appreciate it. God bless.
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Yeah so incredible
Awesome video. Less is more but I don't always follow that rule when drumming. 😁 God bless
Yea, usually "more" feels better to us drummers but isn't what feels best for the song...I get caught up in the worship and start playing all kinds of extra stuff sometimes. I've had to learn when to pull that back and when to go with it. Thanks for the comment. God bless you, too.
More is more
I'm planning to start playing the drums for my church for the first time once they reopen and Every time I practice a song with my "Air Drums" I always catching myself hitting the cymbals more than the drummer in the video
@@fluffy2840TTVpraise the Lord with loud resounding cymbals!
to. Phil. wickman. your. are. good. singer. all. the. way. Canada
louder than a Unbelief
Nice, looks and Sound great!
Thanks man, I appreciate it.
Good Job man!!!
WOOOOOO! Yeah baby yeeeeeeeeeeeeee get it son
You nailed it!!
Thanks, man! It's a fun song to play. Our church really gets into it.
Amazing job!!
Thank you! It's a fun song to play.
Nice one bro. God bless you!
Thanks, man. I appreciate it.
Incredible!
Awe bro I told U that you deserve more likes and views in your first recent videos and there it goes as mentioned 😊✝️🙏❤️
Nice, Joseph!
Thanks Maximiliam! I’m going to check out some of your video lessons.
Hey thanks right back at ya :) Hope you found something of value.
That floor Tom!
So awesome! So wait do you use the hi hat for the chick during the second chorus?
Praise Jesus
Amen!
that kit sounds amazing, the singers however...
Yeah i agree.. they sound very tense and rushed.
Hard to find good worship singers
Not really a fair comment, being that unlike the original, this is a completely live recording without auto tune, overdubs, etc. (You can hardly even hear any vocal effects on their mics, it sounds very dry... no doubt sounded infinitely better in the house mix).
They both have solid tone and even made decent efforts to adjust their vocal technique to fit the song.
@@joshpetermann agreed.
I love this. Do you follow music notes?
Thanks, man, glad you like it. If you mean read music, not when I play at church. I usually just memorize the songs.
to Joseph. and. your. dummer. i. like. the. way. you. guys. worship. god. i born. agian. too. i love. jesus. too
The low end on the drums makes me nut!!!...so powerful...which kit is that?!
Yea, it has great low end. The kit is a DW Performance with 12, 16, & 18-inch toms, 22 kick and the 14x6.5 Dunnett snare.
14" Vintage Sand Hi-hats
20" Vintage Crashes x2
22" Vintage Sand Crash/Ride (Benny Greb)
Мощь 💪
Is it better to memorize a song or to read the music
It depends on the scenario. If you were going to a last-minute gig and didn't know the songs, you're definitely better off being able to read music. However, if you know the songs and are able to just play them from memory, that's when you make room for adding creativity to the parts (pending the creativity doesn't take away from the parts).
Nice!
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Very tight playing with your band! What cymbals are you using?
Thanks! We have a good team. All Meinl cymbals:
14" Vintage Sand Hi-hats
20" Vintage Crashes x2
22" Vintage Sand Crash/Ride (Benny Greb)
How does UA-cam know the general location of where I live?
I told them bro...
Are you using multitracks?
Yes.
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Top stuff bro. Where you based if you don't mind me asking?
Thanks man, I appreciate it! I'm in Canton, Ohio. How about you?
I really love ur song
@@jtambunga1 South Africa my brother
Did the drummer remind any of you of Sal from Impractical Jokers?!
Am I the only drummer that plays at a church that uses vic firth sticks?? I feel like ever drummer I see uses something els
I used Vic Firth's this past weekend to switch things up a little...
Ive always played vic firth. However, I play with whatever the church has as well. Saves me money.
Vic Firth American Classic Extreme 5b's. In church and everywhere else. Love those sticks.
What the hell has happened to Christian music nowadays? It all sucks and sounds the same. The drum parts suck, this drum part is all floor Tom like a native beating on a log. Totally terrible
Thanks for your honest comment, Frank. I'll be honest, too. I prefer the worship music and drum parts from back in the Ron Kenoly days more than I like these parts, but this worship seems to be what the Lord is doing and using now so I'm going with it. Is there anything specific I can pray for you?
Hi frank dont look on the sound or beat of the drums...its all about the heart of worship of the drummer...he is totally a worshipping drummer
I also agree with you frank. Although a lot of the main song writers from the likes of elevation, Hillsong, bethel all write together with the likes of Matt redman, Chris tomlin, Michael w Smith, Tim Hughes, Martin Smith etc. Right there in the few names I’ve mentioned is about 95% of the entire Christian song writing base. And they all write the same sounding songs and have the same writing style. So yeah, you’re naturally going to get the same sounding stuff. What doesn’t help is that all those churches - bethel, Hillsong, elevation etc all LOOK the same also. Same style, same way of how people think church should be done. All the pastors have book deals, all the worship teams release albums and the churches themselves relentlessly do events and conferences all year round. Ask yourself the question - why is this? Answer - because most big churches out there are now businesses, rather than churches. The gospel is rarely preached anymore. Charles spurgeon once said - “if it takes a conference / event to get people into church, it’s going to take continuous conferences and events to keep them there”. Food for thought. Unfortunately most Modern day worship is about performance than intimacy with god. If you’re looking for something that is different in sound, check out some gospel music - Israel houghton, Marvin sapp, Kirk Franklin etc. Again, can be a bit performance based, but different in sound... I for one miss old school worship, with someone stood at the front with a guitar, not bothered whether things were ‘professional sounding’ etc. But again, most modern day worship is so performance orientated, that worship / churches like that Is simply looked down on and not considered ‘relevant’ anymore. Sad really...
HAHA - agreed. This is the same drum part for every single song out right now. So boring.
@@Obi-Wan81 Brilliantly put. I have stepped away from playing worship because of this exact reason. My wife doesn't understand but it's a battle i fight everyday.
All of these "worship" bands try and write the next Oceans song and it shows. The modern church has definitely lost sight of authentic worship.
The musicians on stage are on point. The female vocals though. Ouch 😕. I get working with what you got but man its pitchy and inconsistant and sadly its a distraction, which is what you dont want in a worship set.
great drumming and nice sounding kit, singing a little off and too loud for my liking