• Episode 5: "Lounge & Chop #2"

  • Oct 31 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 28 mins
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Episode 5: "Lounge & Chop #2"

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  • In this episode of the Drum Lounge Podcast, hosts Jeremie Foster and Bryon Russell reflect on their recent homecoming celebrations, discussing the vibrant atmosphere, band rivalries, and the importance of traditions in college football and marching bands. They share personal anecdotes about their experiences, the significance of cadences, and the connections formed through music. The conversation highlights the pride of being part of a small school and the impact of alumni relationships, culminating in a celebration of their musical heritage and the recent debut of a new cadence, 'Impact March.' In this segment, Jeremie Foster and Bryon Russell discuss the recent D-Dub Classic event, highlighting the impressive organization and participation of various college drumlines. They delve into the structure of the Percussion League, the competitive landscape, and the judging standards that govern performances. The conversation shifts to analyzing specific college drumline performances, emphasizing the importance of stage presence, uniformity, and the dynamics of performance. They conclude with thoughts on innovations in drumline performance and the significance of individual sections being heard clearly. In this engaging conversation, Jeremie Foster and Bryon Russell delve into the intricacies of drumline performances, focusing on the cadences of Fort Valley and Talladega.

    Jeremie then goes into the Lounge & Chop segment where is teaches the snare lick for today's episode.

    5th Quarter Segment Picks

    Jeremie:
    Norfolk State University Drumline 'MDF$' playing 'Block 1'

    Bryon:
    Southern University playing'Sleeping in my Bed' by Dru Hill
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