Mickey Hart and Zakir Hussain – Sound Consciousness

Meet Mickey

Mickey Hart He is most well-known as a drummer with the Grateful Dead, who for over three decades channeled the voices of the people. and visions of rock’s psychedelic counterculture and They were merged with blues, country and jazz. and Other American music streams This work is what made the music so popular. Hart Inducted into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and named to Rolling Stone’s 100 Greatest Drummers of All Time.

Additional to his Dead-Related work Hart Has a long-standing musical mission: To break the rhythm code in the universe and Explore its deepest vibrations. Planet Drum (1991), a product of this effort, was created by the Diga Rhythm Band in 1970. and Global Drum Project (2008). Both of these received Grammys in World Music.

Propelled by an explorer’s restless curiosity, Hart’s groundbreaking recordings point beyond conventional notions of music and culture. In his ongoing research, Hart He has measured vibrations at the Golden Gate Bridge. He describes it as a giant wind-harp. and Data from stem cells and heartbeats collected and To create compositions, brainwaves. Dr. Adam Gazzaley is his neuroscientist of the highest standing. He studies rhythms that stimulate different parts. and Brain damage can lead to new brains and Innovative approaches to healing From 1990 onwards Hart Testimony about rhythm and Music therapy before the Senate Subcommittee on Aging. For all its variety, his life’s work can be summed up simply: Having found rhythm everywhere and In everything, he invites you to share its endless vitality.

Meet Zakir

Zakir Hussain Tabla virtuoso and He is considered the chief architect for the modern world music movement. Hussain He made his American debut in New York City performing with Ravi Shankar at The Fillmore East in New York City. He met John McLaughlin while in New York. and Their friendship led them to form Shakti, a music group that also included L. Shankar (Indian violinist) Through the years, Hussain He has been accompanied by some of the most talented Indian musicians and Collaborated with so many performers, such as the London String Quartet and Van Morrison.

His 1992 album was recorded with Grateful Dead drummer. Mickey HartPlanet Drum was awarded a Grammy Award and The Downbeat Critics Poll was the winner for best world beat album. He also has contributed to the soundtracks for several movies. and in 2017 was honored with SF Jazz’s Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his “unparalleled contribution to the world of music.”