Percussion

The Cajon is one of the most popular percussion instruments today. Originated from Peru, the Cajon drum is widely used in many different music genres, from flamenco to mainstream pop music. These lightweight Cajon boxes … Read more

The Cajon is one of the oldest forms of percussion in the world. However, its use as a portable alternative to a drum set has sparked a lot of demand for Cajon pedals.  Pedals not … Read more

Whether you’re looking for a great tambourine to use with your hands, feet, or mounted to your drum set, the market is filled with good choices. Tambourines come in lots of different shapes and designs, … Read more

Timbales are famous single-headed drums, usually coming with a metal casing, originated in Cuba, but they slowly gained a major role in many different genres and styles across the world. Without them, Latin music would … Read more

Roto toms are great-pitched drums that can add a bit of spice to your sound. They have no shells and are tuned by rotating. Because they are pitched, they are also a great instrument to … Read more

With their fascinating sound, resulting in ethereal and exotic vibes at the same time, steel drums (steelpans) have gained more and more popularity in different genres and styles of music throughout the last few decades. … Read more

A drum circle is a group of people playing drums and percussion instruments together in a casual and collaborative setting. The Djembe is the most common instrument used in a drum circle, along with bongos, … Read more

The Kalimba is a simple yet beautiful instrument to play. Although many of them may appear quite similar, there are can be some significant differences between their sound quality and volume. In this article, I … Read more