Luke Williams Drummer

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Learning new skills can be one of the most exciting things we can do as human beings. The feeling you get when you achieve something that was previously unachievable creates a chemical cocktail in your body of reward chemicals that is one of the best feelings we can attain. And vice versa…when things DON’T come to us as fast as we would like, those bad feeling chemicals rush into our bloodstream making the experience akin to a nightmare and often leave us questioning why we even started this stupid endeavour in the first place!!!

As someone who has had a lot of endeavours throughout my life so far, i know the double edged sword of learning very well. I love to learn, and expand my human experience to my fullest potential. My longest running obsession has been playing the drums

https://www.lukewilliamsdrummer.com/single-post/2017/05/18/The-Learning-Process-And-Going-Easy-On-Yourself

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What style of music do you play? Do you only listen to that particular style of music outside of your own music creation zone? For instance….if you write music that could be considered metal, does that mean that you only listen to other metal bands when not writing?

For some, the answer to the latter question would be yes. And that’s cool….don’t get me wrong, there is no one way to approach writing music. What i’m going to offer up here is simply a philosophy of my own for enhancing the creativity of MY writing process.

https://www.lukewilliamsdrummer.com/single-post/2017/04/27/Utilising-Different-Styles-to-Enhance-Your-Own-Creativity

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As a drummer, it’s easy to overlook the aspect of technology in music. Lets face it…we hit things…and we can get away with not relying on technology to execute our musical expression. The acoustic nature of our instrument means we don’t need pedals or amps or any sort of electronic aid to enable us to perform. My time in Dead Letter Circus has kind of forced me into having a somewhat more technological slant on my playing

https://www.lukewilliamsdrummer.com/single-post/2017/04/07/Technology-In-Music

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As a youngster (before You Tube) I would be constantly buying Modern Drummer Magazine or Drumscene Magazine and finding out about other players’ practice routines and also who they studied to get where they were.

https://www.lukewilliamsdrummer.com/single-post/2017/03/29/Staying-Inspired-as-a-drummer