Cut From A Different Cloth, by Bradfield Dumpleton

Cut From A Different Cloth

by Bradfield Dumpleton

supported by

	/

Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Purchasable with gift card

$10 AUD or more
Full Digital Discography

99

releases

Get all 99 Bradfield Dumpleton releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Cafe Nowhere 1, Cafe Nowhere 2, Cafe Nowhere 3, Cafe Nowhere 4, Caja De Huesos, Ramshackle Alchemy: Serf Instrumentals 2004-09, Burn That Ukulele! Vol 2: Uke Transmissions 2011-13, Burn That Ukulele! Vol 3: Uke Transmissions 2011-13, and 91 more. , and , .

Purchasable with gift card

$465 AUD or more (50% OFF)

1.	Welcome! 03:48	info
2.	Cairo Connection 06:36	info
3.	Moonlight Dub 06:47	info
4.	Bubblidub 04:28	info
5.	Seven 03:45	info
6.	Apeman 05:34	info
7.	Diggety Dog Dub 05:50	info
8.	Banananas 02:50	info
9.	Junglebrain Dub 06:51	info

about

Tribal percussion is the backbone of this collection - dunduns, djembes, kpanlogo & darabuka etc - earthy, rhythm-driven, organic with some dubby moments & electronic edges.

From around 2005 - 2011 I taught African(ish)-style drumming & rhythm awareness adapted from my experiences with Reinhard Flatischler's Ta Ke Tin Na process in the 90s. During this time I led a few small community drumming groups, one of which was a lively bunch of musically precocious kids (ages 9 - 13 when the group first formed).

We called the group Rhythm Collision, and over four years of weekly sessions we developed a repertoire based on some of my own drumming compositions & others the kids created together. The group was tight & rhythmically sophisticated, the kids were full of exuberant energy, and we performed often at local festivals & community events. When the group disbanded, we had a final fling one afternoon at a friend's home studio to record the repertoire live as a memento.

I recently dug out the original recordings, selected the highlights and reshaped them, adding bass and a few other musical elements. After a fair bit of surgical rearrangement and electronic treatments of the drum sounds, this album is the result.

credits

released March 29, 2021

Music © 2021 Bradfield Dumpleton
Rhythm Collision: BD, Dana, Kate, Finn, Louis, Liam & Hugh.
Instruments played: Dunduns, djembes, darabuka, kpanlogo, agogo bells, kashishi, assorted other percussion.

Additional editing, electronic elements, guitar (Track 5) by BD.
Clarinet samples (Tracks 1 & 6) provided by Leo VR.

More info: bradfielddumpleton.com/rhythm-collisions-cut-from-a-different-cloth-2021/

Cover photo: Detail of quilt sewn by Marian Roxburgh

license

about

Bradfield Dumpleton TAS, Australia

A library of musical sketchbooks, mapping my various evolutions from 2005 to next week. Dedicated to exploring sound for its own sake. Many diverse delights here for the patient & attentive listener.

contact / help

Contact Bradfield Dumpleton

Streaming and
Download help

Report this album or account

If you like Bradfield Dumpleton, you may also like:

Sounds Of Survival From Ukrainian Underground
by various artists

All proceeds from this compilation of spaced out sounds from underground Ukrainian musicians go to support the artists and their families. Bandcamp New & Notable Mar 17, 2022
go to album
Fivefiles EP
by Allenheimer

Recording as Allenheimer, Atli Bollason dismantles Icelandic pop songs, making illusory new ambient material from the component parts. Bandcamp New & Notable May 12, 2018
go to album
Blame The Tools
by T-toe

featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 8, 2014
go to album
True LP
by Gordikov

featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 26, 2013
go to album
The Quiet Ones
by The Quiet Ones

featured on Bandcamp Radio Sep 1, 2020
go to album
Matamba -The Quiet Ones featuring Sergio Perere
by The Quiet Ones featuring Sergio Perere

featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 29, 2019
go to album
The Ones Ahead
by Beverly Glenn-Copeland

The composer shares all new music for the first time in almost 20 years, offering the clearest thesis of his vision yet—that the future is out there for us, and we can capture it in a song. Bandcamp Album of the Day Jul 13, 2023
go to album