How to easily funk up djembe rhythms by adding a few bass notes

[@m.taylor6808]

Love adding basses in the spaces! Good on ya!

[@drummergirlSimone]

Thanks @m.taylor6808 !

[@mauriciomartinez4405]

Beautiful drums and You make them sound great!

[@drummergirlSimone]

Thanks so much 🙏

[@unbeatableenergy]

Thanks for your passport rhythm lesson! Great teaching. Have you ever played the Malian Sandia rhythm? The pattern is back to front with the tone beat on the pulse instead of the slap. When I teach my students it’s fun seeing to see the mischief and fun and games Sandia creates! 😂

[@drummergirlSimone]

Thanks for the feedback - I haven't heard of Sandia but sounds like great fun 😀

[@AlanTauber-DrumConnection]

Very nice! Thx!

[@drummergirlSimone]

Thank you too!

[@eviedora4217]

Awesome ❤

[@kebbabojang8676]

So cool.

[@user-wh5jr2mk6x]

nice!

[@user-md2qy5qi8h]

❤

[@howardunderwood1572]

Give me some credentials who did you study with? No disrespect you can certainly play just curious at least in the intro you should give your credentials just a thought.

[@drummergirlSimone]

Thanks
@howardunderwood1572. Ah yes, because a woman can't just be a good djembe player, there must surely be some men responsible! You can find out more about me on my website: www.drummergirl.com.au/drummergirl

[@howardunderwood1572]

There are excellent women djembe players and not all women drummers learn from men, but most of the grand masters and masters I have seen have been men you are a very skilled drummer, and very impressive credentials much continued success 👍🏾🪘🪘🪘peace.

[@drummergirlSimone]

@@howardunderwood1572 thank you 🙏

[@rafagamez_art]

​@@drummergirlSimonehahaha how is this educated question related in any way to the fact that you are a woman?? 😂