I'm walking and drumming at the same time and sometimes I'll be dancing and drumming.
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You didn't think of any of the tapping or the knocking as drumming until you actually started drumming, many years later.
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Drumming and eating latkes under the tree — why not?
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" Erskine continues, "His drumming had swagger, but he did not.
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He'll have trouble drumming that up from the usual suspects.
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The guitar playing is shocking, and so is the drumming.
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That comes from starting my drumming as a jazz player.
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ROSENDALE Taiko Masala, Japanese drumming in the Widow Jane Mine.
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You want to drum but also to be heard drumming.
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If only the drama were as clear as the drumming.
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The drumming in her ears made it difficult to think.
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" "Drumming up rampant fear about undocumented immigrants, Muslims, the poor.
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Glad I said those nice things earlier about his drumming.
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Drumming up rampant fear about undocumented immigrants, Muslims, minorities, the poor.
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It was terrifying, but it gave me a love of drumming.
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I mean, I don't know... It's like this incessant drumming—Yeah.
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The drum's inventor, Gil Weinberg, is no stranger to robotic drumming.
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Even his air drumming is completely in time and on point.
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"The Three Great Stimulants," meanwhile, soars on Phil Collins-style drumming.
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Others blame the media for drumming up the creepy-clown hysteria.
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Then I met a producer, Neil Drumming from This American Life.
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The president is drumming hate and fear in dear little ears.
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After Indian drumming and dancing, "Amazing Grace" was played on bagpipes.
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Clement Benny's drumming bears hints of Balkan rhythm and second line.
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Sorey's drumming sometimes heightened the otherworldly atmosphere and sometimes disrupted it.
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He was stern, drumming his fingers with impatience on the table.
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He's excited and occasionally starts drumming on the table without even noticing.
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The drumming was the call to the dance, a prelude of sorts.
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OSSINING Beverly A. Spencer and Lamine Thiam, African drumming and dance. Feb.
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Facebook offers demand generation, drumming up interest people didn't know they had.
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Drumming Remember when he played the drums in that Calvin Klein ad?
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Drumming, pure and simple, makes for a memorable aural and visual experience.
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Everything could be drumming, whether the rhythm was kept or it strayed.
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There are drumming, guitar playing, free soup and 20-somethings swigging beer.
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It was a blend of African drumming and indigenous flutes and melodies.
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They also help foster demand by drumming up marketing for the apple.
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Actually I like using recordings of Anton's drumming, he's a big inspiration.
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Accompanied by live singing and drumming, the dancers form an unbreakable team.
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I was really happy with the drumming, so we went around that.
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In Spain, drumming parties called tamboradas continue around the clock for days.
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In Spain, drumming parties called tamboradas go around the clock for days.
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That instrument, later named a ride, became a cornerstone of modern drumming.
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Extinction Rebellion protesters blocked the Mall with makeshift encampments and drumming circles.
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Fingers crossed that Hippo will be drumming up some more tracks soon.
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Like singing and drumming simultaneously, it's harder than he makes it look.
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He's producing Eric Clapton, singing with Sting, drumming (disastrously) with Led Zeppelin.
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There were ceremonies and drumming, tepees were pitched, people visited around fires.
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In any case, the desired outcome of drumming up hype was achieved.
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When he joined the band, the drumming just went up a notch.
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"I've done some rubbish drumming from time to time," she tells me.
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Drumming is one of those things where you have to keep your muscles.
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Drumming up support for that state&aposs Republican candidate for Senate, Matthew Rosendale.
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He found himself captivated by the drumming and the percussive footwork, or zapateo.
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Nat stood up and began pacing around the room, drumming on his thighs.
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And sequels will probably keep drumming up big business, despite the recent hiccups.
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Looking back my drumming style has changed a lot from when I started.
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Surely to get all this done Stella must be drumming in her sleep.
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But Harris has been the lead champion of drumming up external public pressure.
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Paak landed a gig drumming on tour for American Idol contestant Haley Reinhart.
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So the evolution of rhythm, of drumming, of music, is all from that.
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After the drumming subsides, the men turn their focus to the indigenous community.
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The measure also prohibits regulators from drumming up public support for those rules.
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And then there's the drumming, in a groove with the bassist Ethan Miller.
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" Me being young and naive I thought, "Oh, I want to do drumming.
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Super heavy, snail-paced, brain damage boogie…caveman drumming, screeching feedback, screaming vocals….
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She introduced them to Native cultural events, like local dance and drumming groups.
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It's all mathematics, isn't it, drumming, but his mathematics were from another planet.
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The addition of Mr. Fontana's powerful drumming raised it to a new level.
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Herein lies dark soundscaping, tropicalia on tenterhooks, broken beat, Tuareg melodies, Bahía drumming.
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This group specializes in malambo, a vigorous mix of drumming and percussive dance.
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The Brothers Bongo: Two brothers find unexpected fame as a bongo drumming duo.
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His drumming was at once intricate and explosive, expanding Rush's power-trio dynamics.
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Tumbling, singing and dancing are interspersed throughout, along with hula-hooping and drumming.
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"Drumming," Mr. Reich's groundbreaking piece for nine percussionists, was written after his trip.
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Obviously Blake's drumming was a huge factor—he's the best drummer we've had.
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But the Times isn't the only outlet drumming up fears of North Korea's power.
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People denying science, drumming up rampant fear about undocumented immigrants, Muslims, minorities, the poor.
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A guy who does most of his drumming with a bearded, bandana-wearing puppet.
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Meet Shawn Wasabi and his wild custom finger drumming machine, the MIDI Fighter 64.
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From somewhere in the multitude packed around the stage, the drumming starts up again.
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He especially aims at drumming up support for himself among Turkish citizens in Germany.
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But that was the narrative that the media kept drumming up and talking about.
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He usually never talked about anything but drumming for his old-man punk band.
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Three provincial premiers, known as the "Premier League," are drumming up support for her.
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Will Ferrell, for example, may see a question about his real-life drumming abilities.
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The drumming style and especially the vocals were totally unlike anything I'd ever heard.
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The film has landed universally rave reviews, and it's already drumming up Oscar buzz.
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You are just the giant, drumming apple-cat thing that we need right now.
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The band enlisted the help of Thomas F. O'connell to take over drumming duties.
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She waited for a reply, but heard just the drumming of her own heart.
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" Mr. Baker, Mr. Peart added, "set the bar for what rock drumming could be.
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New flavors, he added, are a way of drumming up attention for the brand.
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A music career drumming for the likes of George Benson and Dizzy Gillespie followed.
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But there are hardly any venues where Afro-Cuban drumming is performed regularly today.
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These "saltimbanques," as they were called, are drumming up business for the show inside.
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With big bunches of dripping oak branches, the men began drumming on the women.
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The use of hand drumming techniques within his electro / post electro was just amazing.
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Other hits from Namco include driving simulation games like "Ridge Racer" and a drumming game.
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I've heard you care a lot about the drumming of Lol Tolhurst of The Cure.
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You come from a drumming background, but there's rarely live drums in your recent work.
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There's colorful vocoding, overlapping harmonies, martial drumming, and a whole lot of overlapping synth work.
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One of LJ's drumming heroes, Snarky Puppy's Larnell Lewis, even shared one of LJ's videos.
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But as this video illustrates, Magic Leap sure is good at drumming up the hype.
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Avoid drumming up conflict at home — you're better off shaking your tail feather with friends!
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She was drumming for him, and that's a way that emus call to their mates.
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Instead, he views Section 232 as a means for drumming up publicity for the USDA.
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That works as a description for Bleed for This, too, with boxing substituted for drumming.
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Their latest video sees them drumming inside an elevator, a video that's since gone viral.
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Changó, the owner of fire, lightning, war, drumming, and dancing, was syncretized with Santa Barbara.
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He tried yet again, screaming the same command, his fist drumming the door five times.
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Here, too, he exhibits his drumming chops, and also his tender way with a guitar.
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Our hope is this is just a case of a tabloid drumming up fictitious drama.
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It's all part of the fundamental element in his campaign strategy of drumming up controversy.
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"They used to say drumming wasn't for women because the instrument was heavy," said Jean.
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And much like these composers, she was also interested in African drumming and Indonesian gamelan.
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The state propaganda machine kicked into gear, drumming up positivity for the proposed constitutional changes.
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Full-costume Eskimo drumming and dancing remains popular in Point Hope for big cultural celebrations.
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That dude has two settings when he's drumming: 20 million percent or none at all.
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Neither has set up committees of wealthy "bundlers" drumming up checks from friends and family members.
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I always feel like drumming is much harder for me than for so many great drummers.
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It's been a decade since you had to give up drumming in favor of other instruments.
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Industrial grime covers Damian Thompson's whiplash riffs, and Andrew Baker's precise, jackhammer drumming propels this racket.
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Footage showed the scantily-clad cavalcade stretching to around 200 vehicles, complete with a drumming band.
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To bring in some Middle Eastern guitar and drums—there's definitely a preference for hand drumming.
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Around 50 demonstrators begin to walk slowly around the perimeter of the farm, singing and drumming.
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TC: More states are legalizing recreational cannabis; how are you drumming up workforces in different places?
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On the other hand, the photos are drumming up a lot of publicity for Styles' video.
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Granted, Kanye's latest media spectacle could be aimed at drumming up press for his upcoming album.
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The former governor is now in Europe, presumably drumming up support among the sizeable Congolese diaspora.
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THERE is a felicitous double meaning to Kodo, the name of the celebrated Japanese drumming ensemble.
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Blazer was there plugging products, keeping an eye on the competition, and drumming up new business.
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Mercury clashes with Jupiter, drumming up many exciting conversations—but don't believe everything you hear, Capricorn.
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Lo-fi, in-your-face black metal with punk elements and straight-to-the-point drumming.
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The drumming slowed and the melody softened, returning the group to that initial place of peace.
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It will begin with a duet performance mixing Rudolph's hand drumming with James Dellatacoma's electronic processing.
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Beto O'Rourke (D) air-drumming to the Who's "Baba O'Riley" shortly after his debate with Sen.
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Buster assigns them all songs to learn for the show and sets about drumming up an audience.
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The tradition is over 20163 years old and the dragon is accompanied by loud drumming and firecrackers.
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Turkey has tried drumming up support for its April 16 referendum through Turkish nationals outside the country.
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Shot in black and white, there's lots of drinking, partying, air-drumming, stoked fans, and fucking around.
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Dictators, strongmen and autocrats have practiced the art of drumming up loathing toward others to great effect.
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But it is not too early to start drumming up candidates for 2021 from elsewhere in Asia.
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Her music roots took hold just as early: She demanded drumming lessons at the age of 6.
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Plus, Venus will move into Sagittarius on January 7, drumming up even more creative and positive energy.
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Choices for mediums include painting, drumming, photography, circus arts, film, environmental projects, and screen printing, among others.
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Their music was heavily inspired by the drumming, singing and chanting found in the religious Candomblé ceremonies.
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" In his own statement, Barker wrote that "unfortunately, the risks associated with drumming are still too great.
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Mercury and Mars have been in a square since last week, drumming up tension and potential conflicts.
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Keszler's polysyllabic drumming radiates into other sounds, sometimes shooting off quick sparks, elsewhere generating long, atmospheric tones.
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"I will create music using violin, voice, drumming, and electronics, looping and repeating certain pieces," he explains.
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Malala also spent time (and practiced traditional drumming!) with the girls who are supported by her work.
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If was playing guitar on that, I'd be doing this over that bassline or over that drumming.
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It was the same thing for the drumming on Reverse, these tracks were made for Arthur Narcy.
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He began drumming when he was 12, hanging around the Leedy & Ludwig drum factory in nearby Elkhart.
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The company regards this accidental ambiguity as a symbolic blessing, and drumming does indeed go way back.
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Compensation policies that rewarded workers for drumming up new business may have prompted the fraud, officials said.
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He should stop moving from golf courses on Trump resorts to drumming up business for Trump hotels.
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Mobley's soulful singing and crisp drumming give him an enveloping sound for just a one-man band.
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Asked how she's drumming up deal flow, Bonatsos suggests she isn't shy about networking like a maniac.
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And Dominic Howard probably eats steel and live scorpions for breakfast in order to fuel his drumming.
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During our car trip, he was boyishly restless, drumming on his knees and distractedly whistling a tune.
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We stood together watching the drumming, which had now given way to a full-on round dance.
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A free class in conga drumming with master conguero Eddie Montalvo at Lehman College in the Bronx.
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For three years, the Nairobi-based collective has offered lessons and mentorship to women interested in drumming.
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The off-center drumming and distant vocals of "Chicken Grease" created a unique palette for his metaphors.
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Graduates remember school days filled with impromptu singing in stairwells, drumming on tables and pirouetting down hallways.
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"Battle Cry" begins and ends with samples of Native American drumming and chanting — are those war whoops?
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Holder, the former attorney general, has traversed the country, drumming up support and funds for the group.
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Engine makers will also be drumming up new business, with China Eastern expected to tap French-U.
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For three years, the Nairobi-based collective has offered lessons and mentorship to women interested in drumming.
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He was surprised, however, when one student came back with an electronic house track with aggressive drumming.
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That to me is taking those pop elements and inserting in into heavy and aggressive, wild drumming.
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Instead, officials have been left drumming their fingers and waiting for the chaos in Britain to resolve itself.
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While not overtly drumming up business, government officials said there was available office space in the Grand Duchy.
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The vocals were perfectly delineated from the hand drumming and other background instruments, and the beatboxing felt organic.
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When it comes to drumming, Leah Burke is usually on beat—but real life isn't always so rhythmic.
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David: I did have to adapt my rhythm techniques, because getting tattooed while drumming is kind of distracting.
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In the Oceti Sakowin camp, native and non-native alike danced to celebratory drumming that blasted through loudspeakers.
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The new upgrade takes this same format but now allows for more immersive drumming using a VR headset.
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I really love the drumming and I love that so far there's not much going on right now.
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I rest my palm against his sacrum, gently drumming my fingers atop his butt crack: cue hip undulation.
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Supporters for incumbent President Hassan Rouhani drumming up enthusiasm for what they feel will be a close vote.
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I am also drumming today and my group participates in anything that has to do with social justice.
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Sandmann says, in hindsight, he wishes he would've just walked when Nathan Phillips came up to him drumming.
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"Prize" isn't a knockout, but measuring up to Mr. Sawyer's drumming is enough to make it a winner.
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Drumming becomes audible in the video and rallygoers appear in the background, clasping hands to form a circle.
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Three models in stilettos and revealing leotards loitered before drumming up the nerve to ask for a picture.
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That person sitting next to you innocently drumming their fingers on the sofa makes you want to scream.
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The Hollywood Reporter called it Cooper's "best," and Bale is already drumming up Oscar buzz for his performance.
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The unauthorized account was then quickly closed, but the bank employee got credit for drumming up new business.
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Mr. Sanabria, a New York percussionist, is a masterful practitioner and a respected historian of Afro-Latin drumming.
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Its beats, combining live drumming and electronics, often break apart into an open cloud, signaling invitation — and expectation.
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Audio files play street noise — voices, drumming, singing, car sounds — from each of these countries throughout the video.
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And ethics experts seemed unable to overstate the incongruity of a sitting president's son drumming up business overseas.
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Hand drumming meshes with percussive, modal motifs from Brooklyn Rider, as Ms. Herrera's performance merges wonderment and disillusion.
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With Nasheet Waits's earthy but aerated drumming, and no chordal instrument, possibilities fling themselves open at every turn.
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Though it features a 7/4 interlude, "Tom Sawyer" is relatively straightforward, but still an air-drumming classic.
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Some companies have responded in part by introducing recycling programs and drumming up publicity around new sustainability initiatives.
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Analyzing 131 drumming sequences, the scientists found that the birds produced regular, predictable rhythms, rather than random thumps.
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You can hear the sound of someone running away in the drumming, a tantivy of hooves, death approaching.
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In his sessions, jamming and messing around—ear drumming, you could call it—lead to happenstance and creativity.
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Bring together samples from different sources, record finger drumming beats, create build-ups and drops, and much more.
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There is a vital, urgent strain that runs throughout Atrophy's songs, carried by frantic drumming and hoarse vocals.
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But Glossier's most recent innovation is drumming up buzz for a different reason: Nobody knows what it is yet.
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The YouGov poll was shared on the r/unitedkingdom subreddit, where it quickly began drumming up some heated debate.
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Spotify user: listens to 18 hours of Mongolian throat singing, Icelandic drumming bands and a peruvian death metal band.
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But the owners have had trouble drumming up interest at the $1 billion price tag, two sources told Bloomberg.
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Chris was drumming with Jamey Johnson at this fundraiser, and I played a few songs to open the show.
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Then I'd see a video of somebody drumming and be like, 'I want to learn how to do that!
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Rich says she's been meeting with investors and drumming up more funding for the game to spread it worldwide.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a conservative who is drumming up ultra-nationalist Jewish support ahead of a Sept.
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Drumming to a beat has helped him to memorize the lines of the Torah he will be reading Saturday.
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Sometimes I stop for a while and polish my fingernails fancy, drumming them with percussive importance everywhere I go.
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The drumming is wonderful and suitably hypnotic even if it doesn't necessarily pull you under the film's own spell.
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Let's try it ... Take the next minute or two to make drumming sounds with your mouth and voice alone.
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Mr. Moore is used to stirring up a dance floor; his drumming was steady and unstoppable, pushing toward peaks.
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Because it was a perfect collision of political identities: MAGA-hatted teenagers against a peaceful, drumming Native American elder.
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"When [Beatles drummer Ringo Starr] was on stage, he was joined by veteran drumming superstar Kenny Aronoff," he said.
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Greta Gerwig's Little Women won't hit theaters for another month, but it's already drumming up some serious Oscar buzz.
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"Left Alone" makes a bad relationship sound like the end of the world, partly because of Barker's apocalyptic drumming.
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According to Davoodi, young tonbak players are drumming life into this ancient art form -- thanks in part to Instagram.
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They dabbled in Dakar, buying African art made by French painters and taking African drumming lessons from other expats.
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Still, many journalists and political pundits have speculated that Pence really is drumming up support for his own potential campaign.
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Goldman is drumming up business with new companies and combing through its operations to find another $5 billion in revenues.
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Most people familiar with Kevin Higuchi know him by two things: his immense drumming skills and his ridiculously long dreadlocks.
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By giving a drummer a third arm, however, Weinberg and his team have augmented and improved the drumming experience immensely.
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The ceremony ended with a performance by a Japanese drumming group to set the tone for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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The Atlanta rapper has been steadily drumming up anticipation through social media, between teaser videos, snippets, and fake-out memes.
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Serialized from 2009 to 2015, Chippendale's pen-and-ink drawings are as rabid and neurotic and complex as his drumming.
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Dark and ominous synth work complements the track's deft doumbek drumming, while the boy's vocals and clarion whistles echo repeatedly.
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It's like brain constipation, and no amount of coffee, alcohol, walking around, or finger drumming is going to fix it.
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John's guitar on that was amazing: the sound, the style, the way it worked with my bass and his drumming.
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Phillips said he was attempting to defuse the situation, and he was drumming and singing as he approached the boys.
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Evan Greer, campaign director at Fight for the Future, posted on Reddit a month ago to start drumming up support.
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With its nail-biting buildups and war-like drumming, could easily be the score for a bleak, dystopian action flick.
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Prince and Sheila E. began working together in the 80s when she lent her drumming skills to the singer's band.
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He also became an advocate for drumming as therapy for children, older people and anyone facing physical or emotional afflictions.
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Case paced around the office, drumming his pen on his "Comedy for Change" notepad, absorbing bad news like body blows.
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Two years ago, in her early 60s, she decided it was time start her own Taiko, or Japanese drumming, group.
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Rounding out the top five is "Bohemian Rhapsody," drumming up $6 million to bring its Stateside haul to $173.6 million.
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The choral harmonies mix eerily with the drumming sound of rain against the corrugated plastic sheeting on the studio roof.
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Although they seem similar at first glance, each work is actually unique; collectively, they visualize the rhythms of ritual drumming.
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Certainly in writing this book, I was drumming the same words into my head over and over and over again.
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It's ominous, it's heavy, stepping back and blazing back in with a powerful guitar and drumming that will enchant you.
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Long solos came pouring forth from each member, but the quicksilver spread of Mr. Moye's drumming vied for attention throughout.
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The time has passed for us to shrug our shoulders and just dismiss the rhetoric as drumming up his base.
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Forget the fact that the song itself is a tinnitus-inducing combination of brass parps, military drumming and discordant whistles.
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The video begins with the sounds of waves lapping, birds chirping, Hawaiian drumming, and the slapping of a Samoan dance.
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"Let's not forget these early days," he pleads amid pealing, layered, U2-style guitars and bursts of double-time drumming.
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In this world devoid of human presence, the only movement is the rustling of wind or the drumming of rain.
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The photos she saw were usually based on stereotypes that she calls the four D's — drumming, dancing, drinking and death.
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Muscular drumming and distorted, suspended harmonies offset the almost nonchalant lucidity of Mr. Endsley's trumpet and Ben Wendel's tenor saxophone.
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Little Owl was drumming now, and chanting, " You are the shaman in your life," in a vaguely Native American way.
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As electrifying as the dancing and the drumming were, this awkward attempt to plant one story inside another went amiss.
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"My car is my office," he said, drumming his fingers on the steering wheel as he listened to reggae music.
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At the club, guests were dressed in the official Gede colors — black, purple, and white — and danced to rhythmic drumming.
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His drumming retains the ardent, propulsive swing that defined recordings by Charlie Parker, Sarah Vaughan, Bud Powell and countless others.
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"The United States is very radical ," he said, suddenly tipping Yoel forward and drumming on his back until he belched.
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But by marketing herself as the more moderate choice, the chances of her drumming up very enthusiastic support seem minimal.
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Melania Trump blasted media outlets Wednesday for drumming up conspiracy theories behind her nearly three weeks out of the public eye.
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Once there, they hear the Northern Cree Singers drumming and singing as they come up the river on four drift boats.
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While drumming, he often wrapped and tied them above his head, giving the appearance of a beehive made of human hair.
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At the climax of "Angel of Death," Lombardo double-footedly changes the future of metal drumming with a double-bass solo.
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"They're superhuman!" said France's Laura Auge, after completing an athletic routine to the beat of African drumming with partner Margaux Chretien.
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Republicans have been drumming up the campaign around the "alarming" memo for weeks, rallying on Twitter around the hashtag #ReleaseTheMemo. Rep.
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You'll also notice another Georgia Tech product, a robotic drumming prosthesis that gives the drummer the power of four Neil Perts.
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His music is a blend of the old and the new, featuring electronic drumming and keyboarding as well as acoustic piano.
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As chief minister of Gujarat, Mr Modi excelled at drumming up investment from big corporations and breathing down civil servants' necks.
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Nascent technology in triggering and looping drums allowed Rick Allen to continue drumming in the studio and onstage with one arm.
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Leathers said he first realized his passion for drumming in grade school, when he attended church and was instantly drawn in.
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As mayor he did a reasonable job in a limited role that was mainly about drumming up enthusiasm for the capital.
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Besides drumming up excitement reviving old dumb phones, HMD's actually making great progress rejiggering Nokia as a competent smartphone maker too.
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She has earned praise from Modern Drummer and was called "a force" in the leading feminist drumming publication Tom Tom Mag.
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Drumming said he wasn't sure of Scaramucci's intentions investing in the project, and had some "uncomfortable conversations" with him about it.
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This is the latest promotional gimmick from the fast-food chain, which has been drumming up buzz around its experimental boxes.
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"I feel quite restricted drumming sometimes, so I started doing beats on Logic for friends," she explains today over the phone.
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The instrumentation reflects this brutal subject matter by beginning with punishing, Neurosis-esque drumming and following that with frenzied D-beat.
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In the 1960s, as Japan threw itself into modernisation, drumming came to be seen once more as a symbol of continuity.
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Tactics for fighting what Intuit calls government "encroachment" have included drumming up support from "third party grassroots" groups and minority groups.
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A drumming sound grew louder off screen, and Phillips, surrounded by several others, entered the frame and walked into the crowd.
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"It's only a stone's throw from the drumming of a shaman and witchcraft to the Laestadians' speaking in tongues," Mattis observes.
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Before his sentence, he'd spent more than fifteen years pivoting between being a jazz musician and drumming in local punk bands.
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The song switches up to "Carry Me," which serves as the perfect platform to end the show with his killer drumming.
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Nothing lines up, the drumming is haphazard, its moods swing wildly, and it feels like the tracks were not properly synced.
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Drumming up interest and support in the cryptocommunity is important, but that won't get you far if the token doesn't work.
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I knew that if I kept drumming, I would not be able to make what my family expected out of me.
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"Everything I would throw at her, with these little drumming moves, she'd come up with something even more brilliant," he said.
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There are other high profile Democrats, many of them ambitious like Sanders, drumming up support (and cash) for their colleagues. Sen.
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After failing to capture their interest with in drumming and music theory, he stumbled across the Viennese Vegetable Orchestra on YouTube.
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Fela - a singer, composer and saxophonist - pioneered the Afrobeat sound by combining organ riffs with West African drumming and brass instruments.
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Saariaho's singular language, deftly interwoven with passages suggesting medieval European song and Middle Eastern drumming, brings this rarefied world to life.
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While Cohn, director of the National Economic Council, said the administration is open to all options for drumming up revenue, Sen.
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Travis Barker is a badass with sick drumming skills cause not even a blood-spraying finger can hold the man down.
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Lars Ulrich's drumming was never spectacular, and while Curry has improved on defense this year, it'll never be his strongest attribute.
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Bankers had spent the last few weeks meeting investors, informing them about the two companies and drumming up demand for the shares.
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A feature film which the close friends had a "great time" drumming up "crazy things" to write about, the comedian told CNBC.
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Mr. Kowalski, who has spent months drumming up support across the country for opportunity zones, is well acquainted with the Milken Institute.
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"We actually have a drum for him and he'll sit there just drumming away with the wrist movements and everything," Nicole said.
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Settling into a low growl, the music was continually punctured by harshness and sudden seizures of wildness, then a primal drumming duet.
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She is drumming them over a chair's arm; this image, juxtaposed to the sound of delicate piano tunes, suggests she's a musician.
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As a functioning instrument, Facey's big work vividly brings to mind African drumming, which is a big part of Jamaica's musical heritage.
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Nivi worked in an outward facing role, drumming up support for the platform with his affiliated website of startup tips called VentureHacks.
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In this case, that's HMD Global, which has done a surprisingly good job of drumming up interest in Nokia-branded Android phones.
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Dear Floyd Mayweather, While perusing Facebook, I chanced across your post drumming up interest in the upcoming Stox initial coin offering (ICO).
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By the time we get to the car, the rain that's been steadily drumming all day tapered off to a fine mist.
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Drumming and singing alternate with public speakers at the open mic around a campfire, and riders on horseback meander through the camp.
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As with AngelList, each person spearheading a particular campaign is responsible for drumming up the interest of others to make it successful.
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Into It. Over It., "No EQ": Despite its title, I love the way "No EQ" is mixed, particularly the hyper-proficient drumming.
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But what really builds a tremendous amount of tension is the jazz drumming that paints the backdrop of every moment of gameplay.
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He accused Reid of drumming up charges to sink his campaign on behalf of establishment Democrats, who have largely rallied around Murphy.
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Activities will include storytelling, Japanese crafts, a taiko drumming demonstration and mini workshop, a samurai sword-fighting display and a costume contest.
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Astronoid's Air is a sugar rush of an extreme metal album with the most life-affirming blast beat drumming you'll ever hear.
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Toto's Jeff Porcaro, a drumming legend, was on most of these records, as were songwriters Michael McDonald, David Foster, and Rod Temperton.
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In high school, I jammed in some bands with some kids from school, but I mainly spent my time honing my drumming.
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Having learned traditional drumming from her grandmother, she took her skills to local contests, eventually defying expectations to win prizes and recognition.
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His trip is aimed at reinforcing ties between Saudi Arabia and the United States and drumming up American investment in the kingdom.
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The opening scene and music for T'Challa throughout the film was inspired by the ceremonial style drumming Maal used throughout his tour.
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Hell, the show even did the unimaginable, drumming up enough fandom to convince McDonald's to bring back its Szechuan sauce from 1998.
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Mr. Giuliani has been drumming up business from governments around the world for a firm he owns called Giuliani Security and Safety.
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The festival, complete with bagpipes and kilts and filled with competitive events like drumming and dancing, celebrates both Scottish and Gaelic culture.
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When he applied to transfer into an open spot to study jazz drumming, he was accepted over a half-dozen other applicants.
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Christie, whose love of the musician has not always been reciprocated, was spotted pumping his fist and air drumming at the concert.
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Nunes began his opening remarks tearing into Democrats and their "media assets" for drumming up a new "public spectacle" to hurt Trump.
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"His drumming was songwriting," Foo Fighters' drummer, Taylor Hawkins, said during Rush's induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2100.
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Seeing Styx live at the Capital Centre, or drumming in high school bands, Mr. Calilhanna felt part of a vital American culture.
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On Tuesday, Prince Mohammed traveled to India, where he was welcomed with drumming and a bear hug from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Now Denise Hale's laying back in her chair with a program over her head, and Prentice is drumming his fingers and blaspheming.
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The pre-teen musician and social media star joined Barker during a recent show, drumming alongside him during one of his big solos.
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Brad was profiled in PEOPLE in 1994, and revealed that his house has a soundproofed room where he and his wife practice drumming.
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And yet he keeps drumming the same beat — with the same old platitudes about unity, togetherness, and how most police officers mean well.
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After a record multi-year sales bonanza for efficient new models, sellers remain on the road drumming up more business for the show.
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" Of the other Housewives, she insisted, "The other women are just drumming up drama, and I wish they could find their own happiness.
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Over the weekend, hundreds will descend on Shashamane for two days of festivals, with 19203 artists playing, a bazaar, DJs, and drumming sessions.
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Benallie has been playing various instruments for 18 years, while Thomas has notched 12 on guitar and Lloyd has been drumming for four.
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If she arrived late for a meal, Ms. Peters said, she would find him alone and impatient, drumming his fingers on the table.
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On Saturday, the intrepid So Percussion, joined by additional percussionists, singers and a piccolo player, takes on Mr. Reich's landmark "Drumming" from 1971.
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Mr. Musk has recently been publicly drumming up support for Tesla's proposed merger with SolarCity, while continuing his role as Tesla's chief cheerleader.
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Flickers of the band's essential thrash gifts remain here, especially in Lars Ulrich's drumming, but mostly "Hardwired" shows a band in slo-mo.
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Ironically, the leading narrative about Gillespie was his embrace of the law-and-order, culture war-drumming campaign message core to Trump's agenda.
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And now, thankfully, just such a calming balm has emerged—in the form of a very cute and very fucking metal drumming cat.
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Along with drumming up racial fears, the 1920s Klan relied on scientific and theological racism in The Imperial Night-Hawk, its national newspaper.
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A sea of flowers nearly swallowed Ringo, drumming in the background of a crowd scene, as if the cover had sprung to life.
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Drumming-wise it was always how to find a beat and approach to a particular song that would help bring it to life.
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Comedy and drumming have at least two things in common: they both revolve around timing and they're both activities done by Fred Armisen.
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When Twitter barred Mr. Jones, he responded with a series of videos denouncing the platform's decision and drumming up donations from his supporters.
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He and Ms. Queirós both report that the gender norms around drumming came out of particular beliefs about a woman's role and place.
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Mr. Fujiwara knows his way around a scorching climax, but his drumming isn't really about that; it's defined by his illustrative, attentive touch.
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It's the kind of number a prideful company might strategically leak in hopes of drumming up acquisition interest, even at a lower price.
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Mr. Watanabe, present only through a couple of his compositions, used to perform with the renowned Japanese drumming troupe Kodo, Ms. Tanakadate said.
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When the drum fill in Phil Collins's "In the Air Tonight" came on, a whole hallway of Cleveland men began reflexively air-drumming.
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"They're bringing some culture to all of us," she said, drawing the line at loud drumming on hot platforms during the evening rush.
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The album, produced by Carlos Niño, recalls jazz precursors like Max Roach as well as hip-hop loops and West African folk drumming.
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He began his opening remarks by tearing into Democrats and their "media assets" for drumming up a new "public spectacle" to hurt Trump.
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Second, for his drumming: in the early sixties, when Phil was in his teens, his band won a competition at the Apollo Theatre.
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A palm cockatoo drumming performance starts with instrument fashioning — an opportunity to show off beak strength and cleverness (the birds are incredibly intelligent).
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"If you connect with drumming or music and use that very primitive system to enhance other parts of the brain, you're onto something."
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Peck is famous for challenging himself, but "America" represents an instance in which even he had to spend time drumming up some nerve.
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In a 2015 interview with Lansing City Pulse, Mr. Leathers said he sought to entwine his steady-minded drumming with Ms. Salvant's vocals.
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One of the kids, identified as Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann, stands in Phillips's face and smirks, unaffected by the drumming.
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He ran for the presidency on a platform of division, drumming up fear among white voters about immigrants, global trade, and changing cultural norms.
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Gilles Brinas, the company's founder and choreographer, provides rousing synchronized stomping routines for the dozen virile dancers, supported by the thunder of live drumming.
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Uzbek diplomats have been instructed to focus on drumming up investment above all; each big embassy has been assigned a different region to champion.
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There have also been public performances, including cheerleaders dancing to a peppy song about recycling and traditional drumming troupes battering away at rubbish bins.
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Licensing his name to sell ties, steaks, or a fraudulent university or drumming up ratings for a reality television show all involve getting publicity.
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Sure, Matt Helders' drumming is notable, and you can't attribute beauty of the band's discography to Turner's efforts alone—surely it isn't that simple.
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He's been the one constant member in a revolving door lineup that even longtime drumming powerhouse Jimmy Chamberlin wasn't immune to being removed from.
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The trapper, presumably to show the animal who was boss, did a little drumming on the gator's head before hoisting it into the pickup.
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Shigeto opened with a stunning performance, a mixture of his own material, a DJ set, and of course some live drumming and keyboard work.
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His consistent blast beast and double bass drumming skills along with the freaking patterns he plays and the fresh vision he has is superb.
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One of the kids, identified as Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann, gets up in Phillips's face and smirks, unaffected by Phillips's drumming.
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Given everything, Hammond seemed oddly ebullient—drumming his thumbs on the steering wheel, whistling a little despite a few raindrops blossoming on the windshield.
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Companies are getting closer by drumming up excitement — in this case with the Samsung refrigerator — but the smart home's time is still not now.
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On six-minute centerpiece "Adore," the band offers a rumination on inspiration that hurls itself into the weight of Hassan's basslines and Milton's drumming.
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That driving percussive rhythm guitar playing and driving tempos that were on those early Chuck Berry records, Earl Palmer's drumming on the Little Richards.
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I think age is probably catching up with me in the sense that drumming at these extreme tempos isn't so easy for me anymore.
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With him, we listened to every track in detail and started replacing bass and synth parts, adding some elements of live drumming, live bass.
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Prochet plays with multiple lines of guitar, synth, strings, horns, a programmed drumbeat, and classic rock drumming and vocals in both French and English.
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The company went through two rounds of layoffs in 23 and had to shutter its retail stores aimed at drumming up interest among consumers.
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These help form the aural fabric of "Chasing Homer," along with spoken passages from Mr. Krasznahorkai's novel and Mr. Keszler's furious and virtuosic drumming.
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In many of the group sessions, mothers engage in activities including beading, crafts, drumming and smudging — a ceremony involving the burning of sacred herbs.
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Their set had a steamy carnival energy, with the relentless drive of the machine-made pulse amplified by heart-quickening flurries of live drumming.
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Coleman, an NRA life member, said he's typically held fundraising events for them in Vermont but lately has been having problems drumming up interest.
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"Things like what's going on tonight have been going on for a long time," Alex said, referring to Neolithic drumming and ancient shamanic rituals.
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After one session loud with "constant drum-drumming against extremism," Jaffa recalled, he drafted a memo and gave it to anyone who was interested.
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This month Mr. Boyd put out "Absolute Zero," a different kind of EP, featuring his big-boned drumming wreathed only in twinkly, yawning synthesizers.
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Chesapeake also surpassed expectations on the top line, drumming up about $2.5 billion in revenues, compared with the Street's forecast for nearly $2.3 billion.
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Burna Boy, who is from Nigeria, often uses Afrobeats — electronic rhythms infused with West African drumming — to sing about romance and other pop topics.
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The photographer is Santu Mofokeng, and the caption of the image opens up a world: ''The Drumming, Johannesburg-Soweto Line, from Train Church, 1986.
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Apple dropped its annual goody bag of new gadgets and updates on old standbys, including three new iPhones aimed at drumming up sagging demand.
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Another big strike is planned for next year's Earth Day, and Sunrise organizers in Iowa and New Hampshire are already drumming up local support.
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Mr. Clapton was joined by two backing vocalists and a lean but sturdy quintet, tugged along by the game syncopation of Steve Gadd's drumming.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - There was cheering, drumming and a disciplined display of coordinated strength at the annual dragon boat races on Tuesday in the Taiwan capital.
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In nearby Gulf States, sawt music—a hectic blend of drumming, clapping, singing and oud-playing—is popular and a regular feature on local television.
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Musically, it's more of the (very welcome) same— Napalm Death- and Insect Warfare-worshipping razor-sharp riffs, punchy drumming, snotty screeches, massive breakdowns, and all.
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The rumors come after a week of aggressive enforcement actions by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE), drumming up unprecedented levels of fear in immigrant communities.
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The episode followed producer Neil Drumming as he covered the topic and also commissioned a song called "The Deep" from experimental hip-hop group Clipping.
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I'm able to tell the quality of the effect by the volume that I have to adjust the headphones to while I do my drumming.
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Following the news that Apple was drumming up interest in such a brief, a full list reveals 54 U.S. companies have signed on to date.
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Pariah trod a similarly improbable path: the word means "drummer" in Tamil, becoming the name of a downtrodden ethnic group which often performed ceremonial drumming.
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And, for media companies, those conditions could create a tougher climate for drumming up interest in events, sponsorship and other services that pay the bills.
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Some tracks throb like a radiant x-ray of a heartbeat (Dilloway was particularly inspired by the drumming on Serge Gainsbourg's 1964 album Gainsbourg Percussions).
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They waged an impromptu campaign of drumming up support for earthquake relief using the bear, which stood in for the city itself and its people.
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We got the drumming legend at LAX and brought up Paul's recurring dreams about John and George Harrison -- which he revealed in a recent interview.
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Between 7 and 8 AM, here's what happened: 6:50 AM When I arrive, a lot of people are drumming in front of the caravan.
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The trouble is, drumming up new work—be it pitching features or picking up fares for Uber—requires a degree of self-belief and togetherness.
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Over the course of ten tracks, U-zhaan's dextrous hand-drumming weaves melodically through Hasunuma's florid electro-tapestries, making vibrant quiltworks out of minimal pieces.
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In return for drumming up business, some advisers not only reap benefits for their customers, they often receive benefits themselves in the form of commissions.
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For the water protectors, that means dancing, drumming, singing, flag and staff waving, smudging, tobacco offerings, and repeated calls of " mini waconi" ("water is life").
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Mr. Benante's breakneck drumming helped bridge the gap between metal and hardcore, and Mr. Ian's lyrics vented the rage of an idealist entering his 20s.
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As crowds gathered under the trees at Hearst Plaza in Lincoln Center, the vitality of drumming and dance lifted the weight of the muggy day.
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Verdugo had learned about the event on Instagram, and made a mental note to go—but then forgot about it until she heard the drumming.
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"I just want people to think of me as a nice guy," Mr. Lockett said in a soft voice, drumming his fingers on a table.
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In one corner is the restless, borderline silly optimism of early 2000s pop-punk, as captured here in the chipper drumming and the peppy tempo.
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N.C. Jenn Wasner is best known as the lead singer and non-drumming half of Wye Oak, a dream-poppish indie duo originally from Baltimore.
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The largest is the GSO Capital Solutions Fund III, which closed in April after drumming up $7.4bn in the fourth-biggest distressed debt fundraising ever.
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According to many a Facebook post, John Bonham is drumming with Lemmy, Cliff Burton, Randy Rhoads, and Dio down in heavy metal hell right now.
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But for the renowned percussionist, drumming has never been about sex or gender — even if it was for the people who tried to stop her.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A Heinz television advert showing people drumming a rhythm on its baked bean cans has been banned by British regulators on safety grounds.
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Mr. Koskinen is spending his remaining days defending his agency's integrity and drumming up funding for a department that has been running on dwindling resources.
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The #LikeAGirl campaign for the Always feminine hygiene products, which encourages girls to face the fear of failure, shows them playing chess, fencing and drumming.
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Trump has a habit of drumming up controversy to stay in the spotlight — after all, it's part of what rocketed him to his primary win.
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This March, almost two years later, Roney brought his splashy, Tony Williams-inspired drumming to the Blue Note for his debut as a leader there.
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Later, at Le Pagliere, Ruby, wearing his prototype green nurse shoes, watched a rehearsal of his show, set to a soundtrack of his own drumming.
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Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus, drumming up irrational fears in the media, and causing an economic meltdown, all in hopes of bringing down the president.
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Ginger Baker, who died Sunday at the age of 21987, was an architect of rock drumming, spilling across tom-toms with both power and nuance.
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He has patter and stutter and groove all tied together in his drumming, and he shares Mr. Lloyd's relationship to rhythm: always ahead, never rushing.
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And for personal trainers who have the financial resources to invest in drumming up business, paid Facebook ads can offer a reliable platform, he shared.
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"The ECB has come out of the gates drumming big beats and firing on all cylinders," said Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at AVA Trade.
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I will confess that when I first saw the video of a smirking teenager staring down a drumming elder, I, too, was stirred to outrage.
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For "Drumming," the two groups played in tandem, with Mr. Reich's piece fitting like a skin over a complex rhythmic skeleton led by Mr. Alorwoyie.
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The protesters said they were determined to carry on with what many called a revolution — a noisy, festive one with singing, chanting, drumming and shouting.
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There's a distinctly Enema-era guitar line, some typically smart and syncopated drumming from Travis Barker, and a solid "na na na" from Mark Hoppus.
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" The investigative report, conducted at the behest of the Diocese of Covington, states that students performed the tomahawk chop "to the beat of Mr. Phillips' drumming.
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Other than that, the only thing I know is that UMO's old drummer Julien Ehrlich, who know plays in Whitney, was big into Carter Beauford's drumming.
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What a terrifying album, and I'm a massive nerd about his drumming [goes into long but precise description of The Cure's early drum sound is achieved].
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This is the latest cut from the London-based 20-something, along with his singing/drumming collaborative cohort Sarah Jones (who also plays with Hot Chip).
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A little later on in the same venue, Manu Le Malin wears out his quiet strength, nailing the dance floor with a jackhammer of hardcore drumming.
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As if to mock these concerns, Mr Zuma had ordered Mr Gordhan to return from Britain, where he was drumming up investment, to face the axe.
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The premiere of Westworld's second season may be a month away, but HBO is wasting no time drumming up excitement among fans, both human and robotic.
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None of these people are experts in the fields he's asked them to speak on, but they're sure bets as far as drumming up news posts.
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The important parts of metal are those entrenched, sometimes-forgotten sections of music that inspire knowing glances and index finger drumming between temporary mosh pit friends.
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Last year's Prime event was the first of its kind for the website, drumming up excitement among shoppers during what's typically a slow month for retailers.
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Menza played with metal band Megadeth for nine years in the early 1990s, drumming on the group's albums Rust in Peace, Countdown to Extinction and Youthanasia.
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" I clicked my fingers along with the beat and then started air drumming energetically until Maria looked at me incredulously and said: "What are you doing?
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By seeking to favor smaller creditors at the expense of the largest ones, Tanure might be drumming up government support for a revamping of the Sept.
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The couple enjoyed a colorful performance of dancing and drumming at a Bihu festival by the Diphlu River Lodge in the Kaziranga National Park, in Assam.
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Sheila got her first hands-on experience pounding her father's drum kit when she was 5, and by 15, she was drumming with local Latin bands.
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Case and point, Oreo crafts a new, innovative cookie flavor every few months, drumming up quite a bit of excitement, and sometimes head turns, with consumers.
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Trump aides have consistently accused the Democrats and critics of Trump in the CIA of drumming up the hacking issue to undermine his victory in November.
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For this series, titled Journey, she channels the sitters of the portraits via a shamanic drumming ceremony to identify the animal spirit of each female subject.
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As with her series Journey, Hornick used shamanic drumming to conjure the animal spirits and tap into the inner ruminations of painted subjects for Unbounded Histories.
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He posted on his Twitter account videos of him jogging with supporters and showed off his air-drumming skills during a 45-minute livestream on Facebook.
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As a shy, chubby kid, drumming, singing, and rhyming offered him his first tastes of confidence, and a hint at something larger than what he knew.
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The performance combines dance, drumming and chanting poetry, and it signifies the start of notable occasions like religious holidays or weddings, according to the United Nations.
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If you're not looking at Claudio when he's playing you can almost hear three guitars at once, and Demetrio's drumming has a primitive feel to it.
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EP opener "----" is a spacey, ambient tune, a direct contrast to later tracks like "- - - - -" which feature spacey, muted drumming, peculiar snares and a steady techno beat.
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Has having that background in drumming allowed you to be more involved in the songwriting of Weekend Nachos than most other vocalists are in their bands?
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"Avengers: Infinity War" set another record this weekend, destroying the box office competition and drumming up $63 billion faster than any other film on the books.
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"Bohemian Rhapsody" saw a similar rise in ticket sales, drumming up $2.4 million in its 13th week of release for a domestic tally of $205 million.
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I remember drumming at a different demonstration in D.C. and seeing Korean seniors, and eventually other people present, begin dancing and drawing energy from the music.
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But in recent years, the Internet has become a key part of drumming up excitement for matches, offering an interactive spectator experience unavailable in the 1970s.
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One of the most influential works by this towering figure of American music is "Drumming," composed in the wake of Mr. Reich's 1970 visit to Ghana.
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This "Hamlet" is set not in Denmark, but somewhere that looks like contemporary West Africa, filled with colorful Batik prints, razor-sharp tailoring and Yoruba drumming.
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One night it was the Korean Military Academy Band, a drumming sextet in red soldier outfits that weaves languid hip-hop moves into highly regimented music.
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Rob Turner's drumming seesaws between hip-hop and jazz, while much, but by no means all, of the piano's melody and countermelody are stated and repeated.
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When I attended The Rebel's daylong conference in Toronto, I saw no politicians drumming up support — a sharp contrast to the Seva gala the night before.
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Drawn by the drumming, the gray, melon-shaped forehead of an Irrawaddy dolphin — one of maybe 65 left in their eponymous waterway — breached the surface nearby.
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Netflix's latest offering, a 10-part drama series called Messiah, is already drumming up the same level of controversy — even before its January 1 release date.
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In the mid-90s Peart felt his drumming was too metronomic, so he took lessons with the jazz drummer Freddie Gruber to loosen up his limbs.
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Instead, something new arrives every four bars, if not sooner: a drumming variation, a new bass line, a bit of melody, a new tier of keyboards.
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In a sacrificial act of parenting, she calls the babies to her by drumming on the web and presses her body down into the gathering crowd.
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But Bullock helped outmaneuver foes of the status quo by tapping his political connections, drumming up support among other states and hiring a Washington lobbying firm.
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The result is a psychotic, psychedelic Fantasia-like opera of crushing riffs, furious growls, and merciless drumming, channeled into one seamless, terrifying, and surprisingly organic narrative.
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Crabs use many mechanisms to communicate -- such as drumming body parts against each other, bubbling fluids and making noises called stridulations by rubbing their claws together.
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Until now, his electronic material been a separate world from his drumming, but Sensory Percussion allowed him to bring those two sides of his work together.
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But drumming up support for the Veneto banks has proved a challenge as Italian banks already spent 3.4 billion euros last year to save them from bankruptcy.
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Not only did he display a talent for it, the act of drumming helped his upper and lower body to coordinate with each other in synchronized movement.
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And Trump and the White House have been drumming up panic over the southern border — which, as Vox's Matt Yglesias writes, is a narrative built on lies:
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Drumming up fanfare in its usual fashion, OnePlus will offer tickets to eager fans that want to witness the OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro unveiling in person.
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Confined in their flimsy tents for months and regularly harassed by the police, fights break out among them, which as soon turn into singing, drumming and dancing.
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Followers of The8bitdrummer will hear lots of drumming to video game soundtracks, but he's been known to turn his sticks to rock, dubstep, improvisations and original tunes.
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Vernon moans dizzy, winding, through-composed melodies over a fractured sea of acoustic folk riffage, wispy synth shimmer, and industrial drumming sharper and edgier than his norm.
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A self-described "fat kid" growing up in nearby Belton, a town of 12003,000 people, von Bolton got into drumming, photography, and web development around age 10.
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Not only is the item drumming up interest among young shoppers, but because it is worn as one part of a layered look, it's encouraging multiple purchases.
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He posted on his Twitter account videos of him jogging with supporters and showed off his air drumming skills during a 290-minute live stream on Facebook.
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The congressman says he fears what kind of violence could have erupted if Nathan was drumming in front of someone else, who didn't have Sandmann's calm temperament.
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Antonia Kisena and her husband Moses are celebrating the birth of a baby boy they have named Arnold with drumming, food and a specially prepared local brew.
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At first, the couple considered drumming up publicity to sell the place by advertising that a portion of the proceeds would be donated to a local charity.
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The result was exciting sonically to be sure, de Vargas has a unique knack for blending acoustic drumming with dizzying synth work and off the wall sampling.
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In the opening of "Territory," Igor's octo-armed Batucada drumming pushes Sepultura into a torrent of thrash before he slows the tempo with a pulverizing tom groove.
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In the jazz world, he is best known for his asymmetrical, unpredictable, timbrally explosive drumming, which has given anarchic momentum to a number of Iyer's ensemble pieces.
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Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other.
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"This deal confirms ... next year will be complex in terms of drumming up demand for Italian debt," said Luca Cazzulani, deputy head of fixed income at UniCredit.
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Pound, which was just voted the hottest new fitness course by Shape, turns drumming into exercise, using Ripstix, which are lightly weighted drumsticks engineered specifically for exercising.
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Over the last year or two, CEO Mike Burtov has been drumming up press interest in the GeoOrbital wheel while his company worked on refining the product.
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Jay Jackson has found the zone, a place where all he hears is the upbeat percussion of his own thoughts and the drumming of flesh hitting flesh.
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The first taste of the album is "Kogromot," five minutes and forty-two seconds of slap-to-the-face shots of double bass drumming and overall madness.
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These long, screaming chords Michael and I are playing are highly influenced by my studies of Middle Ages Japanese music, and there's some very sophisticated drumming, too.
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Their sound has grown glossy and huge like a racehorse, their riffs muscular and burly, their drumming fucking furious—even Josh Homme performed on their last album.
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The company has been drumming up business for its support services division as construction in the UK has been hurt by supply chain failures and pricing pressure.
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Ruiz didn't object to being awakened at 3 in the morning by warehouse mates drumming or thrashing about in their studios — creativity was more important than sleep.
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Since 2001, this Brooklyn-based company — named after the earth goddess of the Ashanti in West Africa — has been sharing the traditions of African dance and drumming.
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Listen to the album below and read a chat we had with Amos about being star struck, Charles Bradley fans and the greatness of Bill Stevenson's drumming.
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She would like to tell Ms. Markle about steel-pan drumming, and Afro-beat dancing, and what it is like to be a new arrival in Britain.
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Later this month, Mr. Sanchez will release "Bad Hombre," an album of liquid electronics and ebullient drumming; it refers equally to post-rock and ambient techno experimentalism.
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It's not unlike how I feel when I see that my favorite Pilates studio in Williamsburg has decided to start offering an "African drumming class" on Saturdays.
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This was, admittedly, for convenience: The local Lutherans were known for their excellent day care; the looser Unitarian Universalists favored marches into tick-filled woods and drumming.
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Though palm cockatoos also live in Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, they have been observed drumming only in Cape York Peninsula, which suggests the habit is cultural.
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And yet, I can't get away from the feeling that once a month, I do struggle with physical tasks, that drumming is a lot harder for me.
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Yet Mr O'Rourke, whose music is these days confined to air-drumming behind the wheel, has also attracted more (and nastier) criticism than his dozen rivals put together.
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Senators Mark Warner and Amy Klobuchar are drumming up support for a future bill which would require disclosure of ad content, cost, targets and information on who paid.
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Whatever this audiobook means, even if they aren't working on a movie yet, they're certainly drumming up enthusiasm for this forgotten spin-off rather out of the blue.
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Yet Nihiwatu, a resort on the remote Indonesian island of Sumba, has its own unique method of drumming up high-end clientele—and it costs them virtually nothing.
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The 12th pop of Christmas: Santa ClausAnd just when you thought that Dr. Lee had forgotten about the twelve drummers drumming, she brings out the final holiday patient.
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When time could be better spent drumming up interest in the pipe dream that is flying cars, sustainability might be more of a challenge than Uber bargained for.
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From Toby's incredibly awkward drumming to Kate's decision to leave Toby in New York, I kept waiting for someone to bring up the obvious: there's trouble in paradise.
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But, he knows when the first violin should be playing, and he knows when the trumpets should be loud or soft, and when the drummer should be drumming.
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The air drumming is a thing of beauty, and the guitar shop visit at the end is one of the greatest "out-of-car" scenes in the series.
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This is followed by the sounds of drumming and chanting set against the star-filled night sky, captured by a panning lens skirting over an increasingly populated landscape.
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About two weeks before its release, "Deadpool" was regularly drumming up 10,20113 to 20,000 tweets, running just behind "Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens," according to BoxOffice.com.
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The next afternoon, Poke was dozing on the sofa, drumming his fingers along the length of his hip, when Scratch called him outside to the steps, practically yelling.
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Investors have responded by looking further down the credit spectrum in search of yield, which could play in the automaker's favour when it comes to drumming up support.
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An unknowing spectator might have been confused, as both sets of fans wore red, but once the game began, the constant singing, chanting and drumming made allegiances clear.
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The Department of Justice should focus on supporting practices that improve all of our lives rather than drumming up support for old models that simply do not work.
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One of the students, a young boy wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat, in the video stands in front of a Native American man, who is drumming.
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He was drumming for Keith Sweat and had hurt his wrist, and he needed massage every chance he could get — even between songs or during long guitar solos.
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Bill Ward's jazzy drumming completed this Satanic soufflé and an entire new form of music that hybridized what had come before and ushered in something new and terrifying.
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Democrats in Congress, meanwhile, criticized the F.B.I. for failing to do enough in that inquiry, while Republicans accused agents of drumming up an investigation based on shoddy evidence.
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Not only is his music reaching unexpected new demographics, but the scandal this lady's drumming up is doing wonders for his bad-boy allure — and, ultimately, his stacks.
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On that recording Mr. Czukay used a Farfisa rhythm machine, which provided stock drumbeats usually meant to accompany bar pianists, in teasing partnership with Mr. Liebezeit's live drumming.
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So, too, had it become time for Arya and Sansa to get past differences that at times this season felt forced in the name of drumming up conflict.
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" It's all strumming, drumming and Alex Luciano's unswerving encouragement: "If we believe and we persist/and keep asking questions and stay curious/we'll find what we're looking for.
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But he knows when the first violin should be playing, and he knows when the trumpets should be loud or soft, and when the drummer should be drumming.
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JAZZ Later this month, Mr. Sanchez will release "Bad Hombre," an album of liquid electronics and ebullient drumming; it refers equally to post-rock and ambient techno experimentalism.
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We're told Joey finally recorded a tape for Steven, Joe, Tom and Brad to hear earlier this month, but they didn't feel his drumming was up to par.
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Trump lambasted China throughout the election, drumming up headlines with pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and to label the country a currency manipulator.
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Minutes later, the sound of drumming filled the air as a woman carrying a sign reading "Perseverance To All Survivors" pranced down the sidewalk firing a bubble machine.
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Hundreds of people amassed on the Indian side of the border in the afternoon, drumming, dancing and waving the Indian national flag in anticipation of the pilot's return.
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In the distance were the sounds of Native men drumming and singing, and the sight of tall floodlights along a ridge that marked the path of the pipeline.
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South Korea's state run television broadcast scenes from the 20-minute drill live for the first time in two years in the hope of drumming up some enthusiasm.
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But the driving force remains Mr. Moore's drumming, strong-footed and centered on the snare and kick drums, locked almost perfectly in step with Mr. Singleton's bass playing.
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Hiplife, a form of popular music heavily influenced by reggae, has some strands of traditional drumming, but in general those traditions are not highly valued by younger people.
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Loud drumming, especially with the bass drum, he said, helps the sediment in the wine settle to the bottom of the vat, and eliminates any remaining carbon dioxide.
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She describes a combination of low-level cramps, weakness and a lack of coordination as opposed to outright clumsiness, but it does, she admits, interfere with her drumming.
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In his middle school career, my child has grown taller than me, gained more friends than I can name and learned to love running and drumming and student leadership.
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The startup then has to allocate more money and resources into drumming up news and creating content, which will typically take at least another 210-212 weeks — another $22015,214.2.
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These rituals, in which shamans would reach spiritual ecstasy, consisted of drumming, singing, dancing, or varieties of witchcraft (which usually involve herbal work, animal magic, and invoking the spirits).
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Shar Yaqataz Banyamyan, the Black Hebrew Israelite shooting the video, can be heard saying that Phillips was drumming on their behalf to stand up against the pro-Trump students.
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As she embarked on a national tour Tuesday aimed at drumming up support for the deal, her own deputy acknowledged it would probably be rejected if MPs voted today.
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The two-day event is aimed at drumming up interest in projects worth some $30 billion and boosting an economy hurt by militant attacks, labour unrest and political instability.
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When the Obama administration sought business sector support for climate action in the run-up to the Paris Climate Summit in December, it had no trouble drumming up interest.
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These words are the basis of his first monologue, which melts into a disquisition on the part of his lover's body that calls up the "voodoo drumming" of desire.
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It was music to dance to—an up-tempo fusion of horns, Rastafarian drumming, American jazz and rhythm and blues—that also engaged with the issues of the day.
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Of all the OZ alumni, Simmons has enjoyed the most mainstream success since the show aired, winning an Oscar for his role in the stressful jazz drumming movie Whiplash.
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Nina Turner, a former Ohio state senator who serves as president of Our Revolution, acknowledged that the group faced a challenge in drumming up enthusiasm for down-ticket races.
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In McCallen, about 55 miles west of Brownsville, Mayor Jim Darling said human traffickers are drumming up business by telling people to cross before the Trump wall goes up.
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Erik Larson would serve as the band's backbone, turning hardcore drumming from a seemingly anonymous task into a noteworthy occupation while bassists cycled in and out of the band.
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If some trees produce an impressive bang, this could accompany or replace feet drumming in a display and trees with particularly good acoustics could become popular spots for revisits.
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As for why he decided to share two new works in one day, well, he always has been an overachiever — what with his multiple drumming, singing, and guitaring talents.
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Living elsewhere should deter no one from drumming up private De Palma marathons (or finding "De Palma," the new career documentary that Noah Baumbach and Jake Paltrow have made).
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It will include the participation of the Legacy Arts Ensemble, the school's newest performance group, which uses West African dance, drumming and song to explore issues of social justice.
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Walt Disney's (DIS) "Avengers: Infinity War" set another record this weekend, destroying the box office competition and drumming up $1 billion faster than any other film on the books.
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The show has been refined and overhauled with new material over the years but still features gentle digs at pretentiousness and technology saturation, and a lot of good drumming.
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WeWork's bankers weren't having any luck drumming up enough support for the IPO, hearing from investors concerned about signs of Neumann's self-dealing and skepticism about the business model.
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Above all, there is the sound of the drumming by Toshi Tsuchitori, who was part of the original "Mahabharata," which comes to suggest the ineffable rhythm of life itself.
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Mr. Puts's music was captivating from the start, with insistent drumming that took an idea from Leonard Bernstein's music for the movie "On the Waterfront" and ran with it.
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In the early days, Crete and Bewley did everything themselves: mixing up batches of cooler, filling bottles, drumming up sales, delivering cases to stores in a 1953 GMC pickup.
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Before this drumming dude was rapping and touring the world with one of the biggest hip-hop groups of all time, he was born to modest roots in Georgia.
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The Greek government has responded with a crackdown, shutting the borders, deploying the army and drumming up a wartime rhetoric against Turkey, which it accuses of orchestrating an invasion.
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But the inaugural performance roster also features acts whose level of fame is more dubious, like the YouTube stars the Piano Guys and Wii Music drumming dude DJ Ravidrums.
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Historically, "drumming in Salvador has been considered a man's role," said Jeff Packman, a University of Toronto associate professor who specializes in the study of drum culture in Salvador.
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The siblings uploaded the track to SoundCloud for Eilish's dance teacher to choreograph to, but it took off, fueled by unofficial remixes and algorithm magic, drumming up industry intrigue.
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Among the counterprotesters, about a football field's length away, were black-masked Antifa members, church groups, New Black Panthers, university students and retirees all chanting, drumming and singing together.
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As the sunny, sporty feminists stake their rightful claim — holding press conferences, drumming up support, winning and winning some more — a rather dark, clubbier male world comes into view.
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" In an Instagram post, Questlove, the Roots' drummer and bandleader, wrote that Mr. Chancler's drumming on "Billie Jean" was "timeless like a tuxedo" and "literally gives MJ his DNA.
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D. J. Fontana, whose simple but forceful drumming behind Elvis Presley helped to shape the early sound of rock 'n' roll, died on Wednesday at a hospital in Nashville.
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For days, national newscasters reported on the miracle of finding a river we'd only read about in the Vedas — ancient religious texts — drumming up Hindu nationalism across the country.
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When Mr. Sorey is drumming in more high-action bands, like Mr. Iyer's, there's a bursting architecture to his playing that he simply won't allow into his own trio.
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They also, of course, have technique galore on traditional instruments, something that comes through in this 2009 video: an extended portion of Steve Reich's "Drumming," played on matched drums.
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Her group will work closely with existing teams inside Goldman's investment bank that sell derivatives and structured finance products, with the goal of drumming up more business from corporations.
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As the rhythmic drumming continued, Victoria Valentino, a former Playboy bunny from the 1960s who says Cosby assaulted her decades ago, danced to the music on the courthouse steps.
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The participants will be armed with machetes, knives, and muskets, and accompanied by Creole singing and African drumming as they process 24 miles over the course of two days.
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One is making games, the other is drumming up business for the next thing that's going to happen, and then building some kind of buffer in case bad things happen.
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Nancy Pelosi, who is drumming up support to be named Speaker of the House once again, is a pragmatic tactician who is unlikely to bring risky votes to the floor.
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From there, he and his band pulled inspiration from their favorite bands– from the drumming style of The Who and The Rolling Stones, to the sitar vibes of George Harrison.
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Bassist Nic Bullen shouts like a sadistic drill sergeant over Broadrick's chaotic riffs, and Mick Harris intermixes raw blasts with dexterous cymbal chokes, two flourishes that still define grind drumming.
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Higuchi, who has most recently been drumming for Jeff Rosenstock's band, finally caved and chopped off his six-foot-long locks right before heading out on tour with The Menzingers.
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The one-year-old percussionist is delighting the Internet with his winsome smile and stellar drumming videos, which his parents, Shelana and Justin Wilson, post for a delighted Facebook audience.
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Both the priest and his mother encouraged young Robert, a bookish and solitary child, to dream of a great future, while also drumming into him the habits of Catholic piety.
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The songs, crafted by Samoan musician Opetaia Foa'i, composer Mark Mancina, and Hamilton composer/star Lin-Manuel Miranda, draw on Polynesian drumming and choral vocals for a rich, hypnotic sound.
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Neither the government nor Labour, the main opposition party, wants a new referendum, and pro-Europeans face many obstacles, not least drumming up interest among a weary or indifferent populace.
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Jail Guitar Doors is just one of several music programs offered through AIC, ranging from composing to Afro-Cuban drumming to hip-hop to theatrical sound design to guitar building.
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Drumming up allies, including the 34-country counter-terrorism coalition that the prince announced in December (to the bemusement and surprise of some of its putative members) is proving costly.
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Gueldner is a former English major and musician — he spent 10 years drumming in the band Stroke 9, which had a modern-rock hit with "Little Black Backpack" in 1999.
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Just hearing someone say "Norway" conjures up the image of a man-troll screaming in a dark cave and the ear-bleeding sound of double-kick drumming at hyper-speed.
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The latest sally slightly preceded the arrival of Narendra Modi in power in May 2014, and has been reinforced by his team's energetic drumming of a "Make in India" theme.
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While she was drumming up support at the White House, Guaido was calling for protests against a nationwide blackout, the second to hit the oil-rich country in a month.
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Samsung's mobile virtual reality effort, the Gear VR, has been an important product to the company in terms of drumming up excitement around the company's innovation on next-gen platforms.
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"It is normal with such a diffuse base to have strong differences of opinion and the occasional dispute," he says as he walks round the Cruillas district, drumming up support.
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Initially, the founders created a flash sale site to bring shoppers one day of major savings while drumming up business for retailers, much like the American shopping holiday Black Friday.
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In fact, with its tabla drumming and hippie sentiments, "Kinda Bonkers" is one of the most straightforward and feel-good things AnCo have made, which in itself is kinda weird.
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LauraI find men are more prone to annoying outward behaviors, like chewing very loudly at their desk, drumming on the table, or wearing their headphones half-off while blasting music.
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It's sparse blasts of guitar, scorched-earth howling, neanderthal drumming and—before you all start having a cry about its relevance to a Thump audience—a sinister underbelly of electronics.
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Though Ewing had left the band after the release of The Age of Octeen, Damon Atkinson proved to be the perfect substitute for Ewing's jazz-flecked approach to punk drumming.
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The polyrhythmic drumming of Aric Improta on fourth song "Vantablonde" takes on an almost lyrical quality as it blends seamlessly with guitarist Nick DePirro's melodic arpeggios and beefed-up riffs.
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For those who want to go there, an area called Mystic Bazaar contains a whole separate experience – including shamanic drumming at 6.30 AM, sacred healing, tarot, and "psychic self defence".
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The blastbeat drumming of Sonny Patten and the quickly strummed octave chords of guitarist Kelvin Mace help to propel the urgent screamed vocals of singers Natty Peterkin and Nate Revell.
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We'd end up at the occasional toddler music class or birthday party centered around guitars, drumming, and singing, and each time it made me want to rip my eyeballs out.
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But at the end of the night, the DJ started playing a he'd never heard before, full of cut-up vocal samples peppered over thunderous crash cymbals and tribal drumming.
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The latter Trump lawyer was the one who helped shape Trump's character or lack thereof, drumming in the win-at-all-costs mentality Donald had learned at his father's knee.
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"This kind of drumming and dancing and going all night is tribal, and when you add a psychedelic or MDMA, you become empathetic with huge groups of people," Alex concluded.
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But Harrison Honor, a principal percussionist in the orchestra, went beyond that, evidently having mastered a particular rolling-thunder style also heard in performances by the Japanese drumming troupe Kodo.
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Continuing a personal tradition, he devotes this track to the names of black people killed by law enforcement officers, whispering the roll call over lively strings and discomfited, irregular drumming.
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As a teenager, he taught himself to make beats in his bedroom, while learning jazz drumming as a student in Tomorrow's Warriors, an educational program aimed at young minority students.
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It has happened elsewhere: In 2007, the African drumming in Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem, a tradition since 303, led to a protracted dispute with the "new" Harlemites living nearby.
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The music is by the Italian composer Vincenzo Lamagna and includes lyrical passages for strings and orchestra, along with static white noise, fierce drumming, and human grunting, stamping, and humming.
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Next are stereotypies (pronounced steer-ee-AH-ta-peez), which usually don't have a premonitory feeling and are more fluid and rhythmic like body rocking, finger drumming and leg bobbing.
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They managed to catch a drumming event about once every 100 hours, said Christina Zdenek, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Queensland who led the fieldwork for the study.
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It only makes sense from the perspective of a media that has been complicit with the National Security State in drumming up the case for war time and time again.
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On "Ruler Rebel," he takes the idea much further, using stark drum machines as well as live drumming from Mr. Fonville and Joe Dyson to strengthen the sense of gravity.
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Armed with abrasive shrieks and some of the most impressive heavy drumming ever committed to tape, Let Pain Be Your Guide is perhaps the most devastating hardcore release in years.
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Imitation is key to how this Eliza learns; it is not through Higgins's drumming vowels into her ear but through observation and mimicry of people who are kind to her.
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On this episode of Daily VICE, VICE met up with Greg Fox, who revolutionized his drumming with this technique—applying the technology to a single snare before outfitting his whole kit.
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The sound of Native singing and drumming in the context of the river is not comparable to any other experience, providing a different performative context for understanding the Nature/Culture divide.
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A group of Anishinaabe women were drumming to "decolonize the space" through sound as many sacred objects in the Midewiwin tradition have been hanging in the dioramas for over 50 years.
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Keith Moon's drumming is such an integral part of the songs on the original recording, but for Classic Quadrophenia you used an orchestral percussion section instead of a rock drum kit.
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Trump lambasted China throughout the U.S. election campaign, drumming up headlines with his pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and to label the country a currency manipulator.
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Why it matters: For a while, Trump was dominating online advertising spend on Google and Facebook, giving his campaign an unprecedented early lead in drumming up grassroots support ahead of 2020.
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And while each project's history played a role in drumming up media attention and viewer sampling, the results appeared blunted in part by, for many, creative disappointment after the initial rush.
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Full disclosure, I'm a Packer fan, like everyone else in the land of beer and cheese, and our drumming in the 2012 NFC Divisional Playoff game stung for a long time.
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Now in conjunction with Paris Aeroports, they've got Metronomy—that's Devon's own Paris-dwelling Joseph Mount—and his drumming companion Anna Prior, laying out their stall at Charles de Gaulle airport.
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For all the project's potential, mining company Rio has voiced frustration over the difficulty of drumming up financing and industry sources said the agreement could open the door to Chinese funding.
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We'll be seeing plenty of films that are still looking for distributors, and we'll be hoping to be part of the process of drumming up interest for the best of them.
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Malik Stewart, percussionist, 25, Washington, DC I started taking drumming more seriously as a career around 2013, when I was in the Howard University marching band, which led to street performances.
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You had that going on for weeks and weeks and weeks, these front page stories about Lady Bluebeard, Lamphere, and her murder farm just drumming up all this incredible morbid curiosity.
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The Last Poets emerged in Harlem at the end of the 19733s, reciting rhythmic verses over conga drumming and speaking directly to the disenfranchised youth of New York City's black community.
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Fifteen days later, the children were hungry, and, with trepidation drumming in her veins, Ms. Rawass resolved to go out to buy some milk for what would be her first time.
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As we reported ... Baker died peacefully in a hospital in England Sunday, and Howard shared some of his memories of the drumming sensation as he was leaving Spago in Beverly Hills.
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Pop The fluid, multidirectional heft of Tony Allen's drumming helped define the sound and gravitas of Fela Kuti's Afrika 70 band, which pioneered the Afrobeat style in the 1960s and '70s.
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It smashed the record and grabbed local headlines again, but the event means little other than a big publicity win for the company and showcasing the art of drumming up sales.
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Things got distinctly funkier, and two shades more laconic, on "The Royal Scam," a record defined by Mr. Fagen's inky clavinet and the skintight drumming of Bernard Purdie and Rick Marotta.
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"To us, it is so self-evident that we can't keep on going in this direction," said Axelle, raising her voice above the drumming, whistling and shouting of her fellow protesters.
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The kids didn't mob the drumming activist, the kid with the "smirk" wasn't really blocking the drummer's path and seemed more nervous than anything, the people clearly flinging racist — and homophobic!
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In December, Mr. Alorwoyie and several of his students traveled to New York for a performance of "Drumming" with the ensemble Mantra Percussion at National Sawdust, presented by World Music Institute.
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An article last Sunday about Gideon Foli Alorwoyie, a professor of African dance and drumming at the University of North Texas, referred incorrectly to the Ewe people of Ghana's Volta region.
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Since 2015 he has placed a new emphasis on patterned, polyrhythmic drumming, using a tightened-up approach and more explicitly melding the sounds of modern hip-hop with ancient, diasporic rhythms.
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Georgia started off drumming for everyone from Kwes to Kate Tempest before starting her own project that sounds entirely different to everything else going on in the UK at the moment.
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If you've been having trouble drumming up interest with potential bidders, a report from Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal or TechCrunch can spark interest in the way a simple email won't. 10.
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Blink-182 band member Travis Barker is known for his superior drumming skills — and it looks like his 11-year-old old daughter, Alabama Luella, had learned a lot from her dad!
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There's one track that's built from the plucked shards of old records by the band Bread (cheekily titled "Breaking Bread") and another that's constructed from the duo drumming on a riot shield.
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Weirdly, at the same time Bolton wants to eliminate the top job related to the issue, he's also been actively drumming up support for the US to become more aggressive in cyberspace.
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When Alisa was in the fifth grade, they told their best friend, McKenna Petty, that she should ask for a bass for Christmas to balance out Alisa's drumming and Cristal's guitar skills.
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Sheila went back and forth between drumming and strutting around the stage to sing Prince-esque howls and ad-libs into the mic, along with pulling off some of his classic moves.
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In addition to the features, there's also a shorts package with several mini-docs about artists whose mediums range from wheat pasting to breakdancing to heavy metal drumming to animating for Disney.
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The veteran American composer started his career drumming in bands including Captain Beefheart and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, before composing the soundtrack for Steven Soderbergh's 103 drama Sex, Lies, and Videotape.
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The New Jersey governor, who blames Marco Rubio for drumming him out, endorsed Donald Trump, which may prove to be a significant boost in next week's Super Tuesday votes in 11 states.
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She's just found a fun and engaging way to delve into some of the key questions involved, like just how do you make any measurements at all of a woodpecker's frenetic drumming?
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Set in Bronzeville, Rhythm Mastr stars the titular hero, an elderly man, and his protege Farell, whom he teaches to use traditional African drumming techniques to animate ancient African and Egyptian statues.
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"Donald Trump has been a demagogue this whole time, preying on people's anxieties with loose information and salacious rhetoric, drumming up fear and hatred of the 'other,' " Comella said at the time.
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There was dancing, there was drumming, it was a full-fledged PARTY -- and for good reason, just last month, Kingston became the first African-born wrestler to EVER win the WWE Championship!!
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In 2016, China was the third biggest market for U.S. ethanol, accounting for nearly 20163 percent of U.S. exports and drumming up over $300 million in revenues, according the Renewable Fuels Association.
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His debut recording, the Folkes Brothers's "Oh Carolina" (1960), featured African Nyabinghi drumming by Count Ossie and his group: it was the first-ever recording of Rastafarian musicians on a pop record.
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Yet the platform has since evolved to handle every aspect of a tutor's business, from drumming up students, to managing scheduling and payments, to making it dead simple to communicate with parents.
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In this song, as well as the rest of the album, Igor's style is directly informed by the Batucada drumming of samba, which injects a manic and nuanced intensity into the record.
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She named other explicit examples; "King of My Heart" refers to Daenerys and Khal Drogo (complete with vaguely Dothraki drumming), and "I Did Something Bad" is Sansa and Arya's conspiracy against Littlefinger.
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Take the zeal with which So Percussion's Adam Sliwinski thwacked out the opening bongo strokes of "Drumming" (1970-71) last Saturday, and the ripple of recognition that murmured through Alice Tully Hall.
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Teasers, trailers and other content on YouTube for "Deadpool 22" generated five times as many emotional reactions as videos for the original, despite the first film drumming up more views, Canvs reports.
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Erdogan is drumming up support before an April 16 referendum on expanding his powers, and he has been looking to the large number of Turks living in Europe to help secure victory.
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Queers have to navigate through our own world, drumming to our own beat and trusting our instincts, and obviously with the internet it's changing, but it's really, really important that visibility happens.
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He launched a website, got himself a campaign slogan—"Pimp of the Nation"—and started selling a steady stream of campaign gear, drumming up accusations that he was violating campaign finance laws.
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Some examples he gives are playing catch with a ball, drumming out a rhythm together, or group dancing as ways of activating "social engagement" that produces a sense of connection and belonging.
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Warren, Sanders, Harris, Booker and other candidates had big contingents of chanting, drumming, sign-waving supporters outside the entrance of the main arena early, and many poured inside to cheer the speeches.
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Some are drumming up elaborate fan theories to try to explain what we saw, while others are trying to avoid potential spoilers at all costs — even if they're currently just unproven predictions.
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Along with "Kinderspiel" (2000) and "Shifting Shades" (2010), the program showcases "Weaving" (1999), set to Japanese taiko drumming, and "Still Night" (1993), a serene dance for 12 featuring music by Arvo Pärt.
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" Ms. Banks has no plans to stop acting, but she's also not drumming up leading roles for herself: "How many blockbuster movies are being made about women who are in their 40s?
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The members of 47Soul are drawn from the Palestinian diaspora, but the group's musical roots reach even wider, encompassing Middle Eastern dabke drumming, fuzzy synth beats and reggae to eminently danceable effect.
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Mr. Tate started drumming professionally in the late 1950s and eventually became one of the busiest sidemen in jazz, recording with stars like Jimmy Smith, Stan Getz, Clark Terry and Billy Taylor.
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And Halvorson has crafted a winning version of "With a Little Help From My Friends" out of just a couple of overdubbed guitars, some effects and the sparse drumming of Tomas Fujiwara.
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Concerns about Buddhist radicalism have been on the rise in Sri Lanka, where a monk-led Buddhist nationalist movement has been blamed for drumming up deadly mob violence against minority Muslim groups.
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Their spiky sound was founded on a basic punk template of urgent guitar lines and propulsive drumming, but was made distinct by contrasting vocals provided by Carrie Brownstein (pictured) and Corin Tucker.
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The afternoons will include hearing African folk tales like "The Lion's Whisker" and, on select days, getting instruction in African dance and djembe drumming from the Asase Yaa School of the Arts.
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Native American Photographers Unite to Challenge Inaccurate Narratives Photographer Tailyr Irvine says photos of Native Americans are usually based on stereotypes that she calls the four D's — drumming, dancing, drinking and death.
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These pieces have the sturdy, thwacking power of so much of Miller's drumming — which is equally informed by punk and jazz — and the jostling momentum of an M.T.A. car on the move.
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They're invoking the spirit of Jab Molassie, a mythical slave who was burned to death in a vat of molasses, and whose revenge-seeking spirit is called upon by the pan drumming.
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