Afro Percussion

Live djembe and hand percussion duo at a brisk 126 BPM, pitched between a travel groove and a full-tilt dance rhythm, with no melodic instruments to compete with dialogue. Just under two minutes of continuous unpitched drumming, useful as a rhythmic bed or a drop-in layer under existing music.

The most relaxed piece here, a 98 BPM live percussion groove built on djembe and hand drums with an easy walking pulse. At 1:16 it is a short, loopable cue with plenty of open space for narration.

Fast, driving live djembe and hand percussion at 140 BPM, the pulse tight enough to carry chase or ceremony footage. Purely rhythmic across 1:30, so it layers cleanly under voice or over a synth bed.

A compact 118 BPM live percussion groove for djembe and hand drums, mid-paced and steady rather than frantic. At 1:09 it is the shortest cue on the set — best as a short-form bed or a rhythm insert.

An urgent 154 BPM live percussion workout, djembe and hand drums locked into a fast tribal pattern with real room sound from the duo recording. Ninety-four seconds of sustained intensity, no melody, no harmonic centre.

The longest sustained mid-tempo groove on the album at 120 BPM, giving nearly three minutes of continuous live djembe and hand percussion to cut against. Its length makes it the practical choice when a scene needs one rhythm to run without looping.

A 114 BPM live percussion groove sitting on the slower side of the album's mid range, djembe and hand drums with an unhurried, conversational feel between the two players. Two minutes long and entirely unpitched, so it sits under narration without clashing.

Slow-to-mid live tribal groove at 104 BPM for djembe and hand percussion, weighted and deliberate rather than dance-driven. Just under two minutes, purely rhythmic, and easy to place beneath a voiceover or ambient drone.

Short, spare 102 BPM live percussion cue built on djembe and hand drums with a slow tribal lope. At 1:20 it works as an intro, a scene setter, or a repeatable rhythm bed under narration.

The fastest cue on the album at 186 BPM, a relentless live djembe and hand percussion sprint held for over two and a half minutes. All rhythm and no harmony, which makes it a strong standalone action bed or a percussion stem to stack under trailer music.