Dominic Howard’s drumming is the quiet force that often goes unspoken amidst Muse’s grandeur, but it’s indispensable.
There’s no age limit to start learning an instrument—especially the drums! And even more so after 50!
From the album Architect of Chaos, Somber Day by Hot Hell Room was released in 2015.
Released in 2003 as the lead single from Céline Dion’s French-language album 1 fille & 4 types, “Tout l’Or des Hommes” is one of those tracks that grabs you right from the start.
Released in 2021 as part of her album Cœur, “Le Reste” by Clara Luciani is a glittering slice of French pop that feels both retro and refreshing.
Released in 1995, Pour que tu m’aimes encore is one of the most iconic French-language songs by Céline Dion.
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Béatrice Martin’s (Cœur de pirate’s real name) vulnerable and intimate vocal performance captures the song’s bittersweet tone perfectly, drawing listeners into a world of gentle reflection.
More than just a cover, Chicago’s version of “I’m a Man” is a reinvention
From his early days as the energetic drummer of Genesis to his solo career that redefined pop and rock music, Collins’ contributions to the industry are unparalleled.
Clem Burke’s drumming is more than a backdrop to Blondie’s hits, it’s a driving force, a heartbeat, and at times, a full-blown statement of intent.
Layla is a classic rock masterpiece, blending intense emotion with musical virtuosity.
The lyrics of the song She’s Waiting tell a story of a woman stuck in a toxic relationship, longing for something better.
Jazz drumming, especially bebop, set the foundation for modern drumming’s creativity, expressiveness, and technical evolution.
The song’s driving energy and rebellious attitude reflect the influence of late-70s rock and punk, blending with Joel’s signature pop craftsmanship.
“Your Love” was composed by guitarist and songwriter John Spinks, who was inspired by the band’s experiences growing up in London.
Tom Petty wrote the song while living in an apartment near a freeway, and it was the constant hum of traffic that inspired the line, “She could hear the cars roll by out on 441,” which gives the song a restless, yearning vibe.
The Small Print is one of Muse’s most aggressive and high-energy tracks. It blends the elements of hard rock and alternative with a relentless rhythm section.
The song became a global sensation, showcasing Houston’s powerhouse vocals alongside an energetic, drum-driven groove.
With both artists contributing to the melody and lyrics, the songwriting process became a dynamic exchange of ideas, aiming to craft a tune that resonated with themes of simplicity and authenticity.