Ethnically and Culturally Inspired Music
About "Kashaka Groove"
Short video featuring Kashaka shakers. Kashaka originate from West Africa and are known by many names (Kashaka, Asalato, Aslatua, Cas Cas, Kosh Kash, Thelevi, Patica, Kosika - and many more).
A simple shaker made of 2 balls (traditionally made from gourds) filled with beads, seeds, pebbles etc and joined with a rope. As the Kashaka swing, the balls knock together, creating clicks. Between the shakes & the clicks, some amazing rhythmic patterns can be created, including complex polyrhythms. More info: www.kashaka.uk
A simple shaker made of 2 balls (traditionally made from gourds) filled with beads, seeds, pebbles etc and joined with a rope. As the Kashaka swing, the balls knock together, creating clicks. Between the shakes & the clicks, some amazing rhythmic patterns can be created, including complex polyrhythms. More info: www.kashaka.uk