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Showing posts with label north carolina steel drummer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label north carolina steel drummer. Show all posts

Friday, September 21, 2012

Classic Riddim 2010


Hello Music Friends,

If you like Maxi Priest, then you might like listening to this. I heard the talented reggae artist singing on this riddim and automatically fell in love with the groove. Although I had planned to learn the song, I never really set aside the time to do so; however, a live poolside gig at The Mariott Hotel in Charlotte, North Carolina forced me to go from "0 to 60 in 11seconds" so to speak. I didn't realize that my music player was set to "Shuffle" therefore when my ipod chose the Classic Riddim, I had to improvise my way through it.
I hope that I'm not the only one who likes this rendition.

Best,
Minsky

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Sign the dotted line.....

Hello Music Friends,

Many people have asked " When are you playing again?" "Where are you playing next?" "Do you have a CD? " "Do You give lessons?" Thank you so much for your interest and for asking. In an effort to keep everyone informed I'd like to invite you to join my email list. There is a sign up form below. By joining, you will receive updates to previous questions and be " in the know". I'm very thankful for your interest and for your encouragement.

Keep Well,
Minsky

Friday, February 19, 2010

Steel Drum Wedding Music - Minsky Delmonte



Hello Music Friends,

The video above explores the idea of adding the romantic sound of steel drums to your wedding day. I'm happy to have filmed and edited it myself as I've been practicing those skills. I also included an original song " Amber Mint" in the latter half of the video. Have a look and consider contacting me for you steel drum wedding needs.

www.hearsteeldrumsplay.com

Best,
Minsky

Friday, December 18, 2009

Lights, camera, steel drum!

Hello Music Friends,

Here is a recently created performance video. It is R. Kelly's " Happy People". I played it at a really fun wedding in South Carolina.

I mentioned that I've been brushing up on video editing. I've learned to split the audio track and sync it with the video. Have a look.
Special thanks to Lisa L. for the camera work.

Best,
Minsky