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Appreciation not Appropriation with Tyler Housholder
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A different title may be The Drummer's Drummer Mindset.
Tyler is a percussionist with Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast as well as several other projects in/around Asheville, North Carolina. In tandem with music he's also a family man, woodworker, and architect. He's spent an incredible amount of time not only honing his craft but researching and learning about the roots of the music and instruments that fascinate him. Drumming can be spiritually healing and Tyler does not shy away from that fact.
His reverence and love for the art has afforded him many opportunities to study with musical/cultural ambassadors like Babatundi Olatunji.
Listen to the conversation to hear the gripping story of how tragic institutional violence against black citizens of New York gave him a more direct point of view than many of us in a privileged majority society might ever experience.
Other musicians mentioned in this conversation include:
Babatundi Olatunji (djembe)
River Guerguerian (percussion, drum set)
Michael Davis (drum set)
Evan Martin (drum set, guitar, keys)
Allan Hall (drum set)
Pedrito Martinez (percussion)
Michael Libramento (multiple instruments)
Jay Sanders (guitars)
Justin Ray (trumpet)
Molly Rose Reed (singer/songwriter)
Books mentioned include:
African Rhythm and African Sensibility by John Miller Chernoff
Drumming at the Edge of Magic by Mickey Hart
The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel Van Der Kolk
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