Failure to Fill

Join The Practice Projecthttps://www.patreon.com/drumwithmikeandeddyA.I. wrote this, lol...The conversation begins with a lighthearted discussion about jazz and counting in. They then talk about playing shows on Broadway and missing a friend on Instagram. They discuss the process of reskinning a drum kit and the satisfaction that comes with it. They also talk about upcoming events and clinics they will be participating in. The main topic of the conversation is the fear of playing fills and the physical and mental challenges that come with it. In this conversation, Mike and Eddy discuss the experience of freezing up during a performance and the mental challenges that come with it. They share their own experiences of choking on stage and the frustration that follows. They explore the reasons behind freezing, such as overthinking and lack of practice in specific settings. They also discuss the pressure to impress others and the importance of staying true to oneself. The conversation concludes with announcements about the Practice Project and the upcoming Virtual Drum Camp.TakeawaysThe challenges of creating content on social media platformsThe satisfaction of reskinning a drum kitThe fear and challenges of playing fillsThe importance of finding your own path in the music industry Freezing up during a performance is a common experience for musicians and can be caused by overthinking and lack of practice in specific settings.The pressure to impress others can lead to freezing and can distract from the enjoyment of playing music.It is important to stay true to oneself and not try to please everyone in the audience.Practicing with songs and in different musical contexts is essential to feel comfortable and confident in performances.The Practice Project and Virtual Drum Camp provide opportunities for drummers to improve their skills and connect with others in the drumming community.Support the show

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