Adam Pettik
Ádám Pettik | |
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Background information | |
Genres |
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Occupation(s) | producer, musician, singer-songwriter, percussionist, instrument creator, instrument constructor |
Instrument(s) | darabuka, traditional Hungarian Gypsy water can, peckdrum, viola |
Years active | 1987 – present |
Labels | Fono Records, Asphalt Tango, Sidoo Art, Narrator Records, BMG, Universal-3T |
Website | www.beshodrom.hu |
Ádám Pettik (born 26 August 1972) is a Hungarian musician, singer-songwriter, percussionist and instrument creator. He is the founder of the world music band Besh o droM.
Early life
Pettik was born in Budapest, Hungary. His first drum lesson was at age seven. When he joined the band Tükörország, he began playing percussion. Having played with several bands and experimenting with different sounds, he discovered the gypsy water can and it became his favourite instrument. Pettik has played with
(percussion).Career
In 1999 Ádám Pettik and his brother-in-law Gergely Barcza, a saxophonist, founded the band
Discography
- Besh o droM: 20 (2020 Fonó Records)
- Besh o droM: Gyüttmenti táncok (2016) self-released
- Besh o droM: Kertünk alatt (2011)[13]
- Besh o droM: Ha megfogom az ördögöt… Once I Catch the Devil (2005) self-released
- Amikor én még kissrác voltam - Tisztelgés az Illés zenekar előtt (2005) Universal
- Besh o droM: Gyí! (2004) self-released
- Besh o droM: Nekemtenemmutogatol (2002) self-released
- Besh o droM: Macsó hímzés (2000) Fonó Records
- Kispál és a Borz: Velőrózsák (2000) Universal-3T
- Lajkó Félix és Zenekara (1997) self-released
- Korom Attila: Hajnali (1997) Polygram
References
- ISBN 9785457918016. p. 204
- ^ "Balkánsko-pankáčský Besh o'droM má zběsilé srdce". Novinky.cz.
- ^ Javorszky, Bela Szilard: A magyar folk története 2013 (in Hungarian)
- ^ "Besh o droM". BBC Music.
- ^ Marton, László: Érintés (Világzeném) (in Hungarian)
- ^ "Besh o droM performs at Sziget Festival". Demotix.[permanent dead link]
- ^ "Besh o droM". Musicbrainz.org. 2011-12-06.
- ^ "Adam Pettik with Besh O Drom at the Montreal International Jazz Festival 2012". All About Jazz.
- ^ "[Archive '2012] Besh o droM - Halifax Jazz Festival". Archive-ca-2012.com. Archived from the original on 2016-03-03. Retrieved 2016-01-11.
- ^ Womex 2001 Rotterdam official book, p99
- ^ Toby, Xavier. "Besh o droM tour Australia". Lost At E Minor. Retrieved 2016-01-13.
- ^ "Besh o droM". Radio National.
- ^ "Besh o droM". iTunes.
Bibliography
- Marton, László: Érintés (Világzeném) Budapest, 2001 ISBN 9630063123
- Javorszky, Bela Szilard: A magyar folk története Budapest, 2013 ISBN 9789630974868