This album sees The Dhol Foundation integrating their signature dhol rhythms with dancehall and dub influences. The result is a potent, bass-heavy collection that highlights the percussive power of the dhol.
- "Drum-believable" was released on August 10, 2005, by the label Long Tale Recordings. The album's genre is listed as world and reggae.
- The Dhol Foundation's approach on this album blends traditional Punjabi percussion with modern electronic production techniques. The reggae and dancehall influences are particularly noticeable in the basslines and overall groove of the tracks.
- The album was released in 2005, a period when electronic and world music fusions were gaining wider popularity. The Dhol Foundation's unique instrumentation and rhythmic focus set them apart in the contemporary music scene.
The Dhol Foundation is a UK-based group that fuses the Punjabi dhol drum with electronic music, reggae, and other global sounds. The 2005 album "Drum-believable" arrived midway through their career, following their 2001 self-titled debut and preceding 2007's "Furious Habits."
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