Jungle Groove – Like Suicide – Soundgarden
Description
Tribal-esque grooves are a great way to add a mysterious layer of anticipation to a song. In this lesson, learn how this technique was used in Like Suicide by Soundgarden and some techniques for creating your own tribal-sounding grooves.
Matt Cameron builds anticipation throughout the beginning of the song by using a snares-off tom groove. The notation below is the main groove used, although he uses some low-tom variation to keep it interesting throughout.
It’s easy to convert any of the grooves you play into a tribal-esque tom groove. Simply move your right stick (or left stick if you play left handed) to the low tom and turn the snares off. If you want some higher-end in the groove, add in some hi-hat foot quarter notes like Cameron did to fill-out the groove.
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Publisher of OnlineDrummer.com, Alfred Publishing author, Ddrum artist, and veteran Drum! Magazine contributor, Nate earned his Bachelor of Arts in Education at John Carroll University and Master of Arts in Education at the University of Findlay.
