#26. Rhythms of Resilience: Paul DeMark Percussive Paths Through Humboldt's Musical Heartbeat episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 3, 2024 · 59 MIN

#26. Rhythms of Resilience: Paul DeMark Percussive Paths Through Humboldt's Musical Heartbeat

from 100% Humboldt · host scott hammond

Send us Fan MailWhen the rhythmic pulse of drumbeats marries personal narrative, you get the unparalleled experience of sitting down with Paul DeMark. Our latest episode features this percussion savant as he recounts his incredible journey from the gritty Chicago Blues scene to the heart of Humboldt County's vibrant music culture. His sticks have beaten paths through the decades, from iconic sessions with Sunnyland Slim and Mike Bloomfield to shaping the beats that define our local soundscapes today. Each tap and crash of cymbals tells a story of change, resilience, and the undying spirit of live performance.Strike a chord with the history and evolution of Humboldt County's music festivals, where genres like jazz, rockabilly, and blues find sanctuary. We reminisce about the magnetic pull of the dance floors at the Redwood Coast Music Festival and the unforgettable nights beneath the stars at Reggae on the River. As we spotlight the venues that amplify our county’s unique acoustics, from Rangel Town Cider's cozy confines to the historic walls of the Eureka Theater, you'll feel the echoes of a community deeply rooted in its musical traditions, enduring despite the ebb and flow of the digital tide.Harmony isn't just found in melody; it's in the balance we strike between our passions and our well-being. We echo this sentiment by sharing a personal tale of rejuvenation—that became a stepping-stone toward a more vibrant life. Discover how the practices of yoga and Pilates aren't just for the mat but are instrumental in sustaining the rhythm of life for musicians like Paul. It's about striking drum skins and heartstrings alike, ensuring the music never fades. Join us for a listening experience that's as much about the beats we create as the heartbeats we seek to inspire. Support the showAbout 100% Humboldt with Scott HammondHumboldt County CA USA is the home of some of the most iconoclastic, genuine, and interesting folks in the world.We are getting curious about the movers, shakers, and difference makers in Humboldt County CA-Home of the giant redwoods, 6 Rivers, and the vast Pacific Ocean.We will discover what makes people live/evolve in the beautiful, diverse, isolated, and ever-changing North Coast of California 100%!Listen in and learn what it is to be 100% Humboldt! Find us on You Tube, Linked In, Facebook, Instagram, and Tik Tok!

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