Martars is my new instrumental track, blending classical instruments and synths, with an acoustically recorded rhythmic texture. Two sections: one tight, the other more open.

 Martars (Tuesday in Friulian) is my new instrumental track. The title, in a little-known language I have a deep connection to, adds a strange and mysterious touch. Classical instruments and synths intertwine, driven by a unique rhythmic texture—a result of my research as a drummer, both rhythmically and sonically. The track unfolds in two sections: the first tight and pulsating, the second more open and expansive, letting the sound breathe. A journey between acoustic and electronic, tension and release, the familiar and the unexpected. 🎶✨ Listen now!

Martars

Alessandro Dri

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Here’s me laying down the drum tracks for 'Martars,' a piece I’ve been working on, recorded straight from my home studio. This is a static drum cam view—nothing fancy, just the raw vibe of the session. You’ll hear the kit come alive with some deep grooves and dynamic fills, all tracked in the space where I’ve been crafting my sound for years. 'Martars' has a moody, driving feel to it, and I’m stoked to share this process with you. Hit play, and let me know what you think in the comments!


Martars drums recording session

Me laying down the drum tracks for 'Martars'

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