062 – Colin Agnew: Creating Coordination for Musicality, Incorporating Latin Sounds into Other Music, Finding the Right People in the Right Town episode artwork

EPISODE · May 4, 2016 · 55 MIN

062 – Colin Agnew: Creating Coordination for Musicality, Incorporating Latin Sounds into Other Music, Finding the Right People in the Right Town

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Using ever-changing combinations of drumset and hand percussion, Colin Agnew has developed an earthy, organic signature sound that has made him indispensable to artists and producers of many stripes. He is the rare musician who can come up with creative ideas but use them judiciously in support of the music. Colin grew up in Savannah, GA, where he began studying classical percussion, piano and drumset in middle school. In high school and college, he got involved in several types of Latin music, performing as either drummer or percussionist, eventually developing ways to combine to two worlds. After graduating from Georgia State University, Colin stayed in the Atlanta area and has amassed a huge list of live and studio performance credits. In this podcast, Colin talks about: His recent first experience at South By Southwest with Cicada Rhythm Using complex coordination and independence to combine drumset and percussion in musical ways Studying drums and percussion with Kinah Boto How Latin music and musicians served as his bridge between college and the pro scene How playing and collaborating with singer/songwriter Adron has helped him expand his skill set Playing and touring with Blair Crimmins & The Hookers This episode is sponsored by Aquarian Drumheads Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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