she’s interesting for sure, kind of her own niche right now and doing very well
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I didn’t know this artist, Michael Mayo, before today but he’s outstanding!
First Tiny Desk Tiny Moshpit?!
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not sure if this was posted already
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Get your jazz on for a sunday evening:
This one is fun:
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Tiny Tame Impalas:
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The violin player is amazing here.
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Somehow I missed the Gloria Estefan tiny desk. Great stuff!
Killer set:
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So good! Is the tracker sequencing the percussion bots?
I saw them perform in 2012 or thereabouts in an art warehouse and got to talk to them after, one of my favorite experiences.
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I was wondering about the percussion and how it was controlled:
There seem to be a bunch of Polyend Percs – @Scot_Solida has a bunch of these if I’m not mistaken:
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I have four of them. I wish I had three more. I was just using them this week, controlled by the MPC. I mostly use them with a Polyend Play. They can be controlled via MIDI or CV. They are superbly built and super-responsive. I wish Polyend were still making them. Unfortunately, when they come up on the secondhand market, they often have crazy prices attached. They are well worth seeking out, though. Brilliant devices.
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One of the greatest modern groups!
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The lengths we go to not have a proper drummer…
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If I could find a drummer in the middle of rural Kansas that could keep a beat in 15/8 time without losing sync with an analog sequencer, I wouldn’t have to resort to such devices… 
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Just a general reflection friend, we all use sequencers and the whole sheebang… nothing against those specific devices.
Round here it is difficult to find A drummer, period.
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Always has been, always will be.
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No sweat! My reply was meant purely tongue-in-cheek - a jibe aimed at my self and my ridiculously inaccessible music, rather than any drummers in my locality or anywhere else.
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My great friend Glenn Jones’s tiny desk:
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