Drummer's Resource

Reuben Spkyer shares his experiences with diving deep into his influences, avoiding being a clone and how the learning never stops.

Henry Cole talks about his many influences, how he morphed them together and why we all need a little ego.

Is there a difference between playing an instrument and making music? In an effort to find an answer, Daniel tells the story of how he posed this question on Facebook, and included a live video of the band the B-52's.

Thomas talks about wining the Guitar Center drumoff at age 9, his thoughts on being an artist and his relentless pursuit of being true to himself.

Ryan Dusick, founding drummer of Maroon 5, shares his story of growing his band into international powerhouse, losing it all and finding recovery along the way.

Finding a teacher is an important decision, but finding the right one is paramount.

Andrew Marsh shares his insights for getting started with you own studio, talks about his love for gear and explains why everyone needs a community

The short answer is, NO. Daniel answers three key questions that are often a source of great confusion: What is jazz, where did it come from, and what is the role of a jazz drummer?

Daniel dives into the nuts and bolts of how his trio was able to sell out a recent show on just two weeks notice. He explores larger concepts and skill sets that will help you be ready to capitalize when last minute opporties present themselves.

David Garibaldi talks Creating your own sound, forming Tower of Power, mentors, living skillfully, how to practice and much more.

Gregory Artry, Jr talks about his own struggles with failure and mistakes led to him developing a practice of acceptance and self care.

I've learned a lot in the 25+ years I've been playing drums. Had I learned these 10 things earlier, I would have been much better off

Jazz drummer and educator Keith Hall shares his advice for approaching music melodically, developing a good ride pattern and why sometimes you just have to go for it.

A wide ranging conversation with multi-instrumentalist, composer and conductor, Tyshawn Sorey

Gavin Harrison, one of the most recognizable names in drumming talks King Crimson, Porcupine Tree, rhythmic displacement, matched vs trad grip and more.

Joe Dyson talks about the power of consistency, shares his secrets for creating every day and explains why progress is the name of the game.

Daniel Glass talks about his new record, BAM!, and offer tips for drummers looking to release their own records.

Jazz drummer Colin Stranahan shares his thoughts on opening up and letting the music in, finding your own sound and much more.

Keith Carlock, drummer for Steely Dan, Sting, John Mayer, & more sits down to chat about phrasing, Wayne Krantz & his signature sound.

Chris Coleman explains how an expected turn of events changed the course of his life, why you need to treat your drumming like a career and much more.

Detroit based drummer Adam Bradley Schreiber opens up about going on his own journey, facing fear head-on and trusting your gut along the way.

Austin drummer Ashlyn Shanafelt shares how she's constantly challenged her comfort zone, offers tips for moving to a new city and more

SNL's Shawn Pelton shares his advice for getting work, his approach in the studio and why sometimes you just have shut up and listen.

Elena Bonomo shares her advice for landing Broadway gigs, how to build meaningful relationships and how she developed her well-rounded style.

We pulled some of the best advice from 2021 and packed it into one episode, covering: patience, developing your own sound, musicality and more

Nick Baglio drops in to chat about the power of the internet, why staying ready is a must and how to balance a career in music.

Anwar Marshall shares his process of studying the greats, learning all he can from them and developing his learnings into his own style

Jazz drummer Michael Ode talks about studying with the great Billy Hart, how he approaches music and why you can never stop learning

Drummer and Producer A.J. Hall shares his perspective on the evolution of hiphop, why drummers need to diversify their income and where to start with gear.

Aaron Spears and I chat about landing the Usher gig, virtually overnight. Plus: failures, grooving, the importance of humility and his love for technology.

Dave Elitch shares his thoughts on the many misconceptions about technique and his philosophy and approach to teaching others to improve theirs

Matt gives his perspective on dialing in your home studio and shares lessons learned form Morello and Chapin and his never-ending thirst for knowledge

World-renown drummer Antonio Sanchez about his approach to "speaking" with the drums, his critically acclaimed Birdman score, and much more.

E.J. Stricklands explores the concepts of patience, maturity and musicality behind the kit and his upbringing in a musical family.

Craig Macintyre opens up about his lasting career, never settling and how the Goo Goo Dolls came calling out of the blue.

In this podcast I talk to world-renowned drummer Benny Greb about his latest DVD "The Art and Science of Groove".  This is the second time Benny has been on the podcast and like last time, he NAILED it!

Billy Ashbaugh shares his decades of experience, sheds some light on the difference between amateurs and professionals and...

Arguably the most recorded R&B drummer of all time, James Gadson breaks down his journey of developing his sound over the years.

I chat with Ben Atkind about the recent rise in populatiry of his band Goose, how they built their fan base during COVID, his time at Berklee and more.

Daniel Glass and I discuss motivation, how to eliminate self-doubt and why we're often our own worst enemies.

In this episode dive into the slew of world-class drummers Dr. Lonnie Smith has worked with over the years.

We remember the great Colin Bailey with this one on one conversation from 2014 about his lengthy career and more.

Daniel Glass is back, sharing how it's possible to develop a "golden groove" by focusing on the study of motions, as opposed to patterns.

Mark Pusey explains his approach to making it in the music biz, the deep work required for success and more

Brian Griffin, currently on tour with The Black Crowes, talks about the trajectory of his career, honing your craft landing the gig and more

You don't need a Business degree to easily implement these five business tips for any freelance drummer.

Publishing veteran Scott Rubin pulls back the curtain on publishing and details why a good team makes all the difference in the world.

Scott Hessel (Gin Blossoms) explains how his "never say die" attitude and opportunity meeting preparation are the keys to his success

Ben Wysocki (The Fray) talks about his favorite albums, the meteoric rise of The Fray, his love for producing and more.

Jazz drummer George Fludas shares his thoughts on musicality, the overlapping of styles and why John Bonham was one of his biggest influences.