Djazz (drum playthrough) - Jessica Burdeaux

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[lordlemmingman]

Congrats to Jessica playing with Covet!

[claudeman]

I've always loved that part at 1:24. It sounds so cool with the clean guitar.

[PGGSMusic]

That was ace! Especially loving (a) the ride and snare section from 1:24 and (b) that the camera shook on almost every china hit! 😄

[alexabrennan]

This is such a genuinely impressive song and arrangement- I'd love to see a band play it live :)))

[Ehrmann_Gregsson]

Djazz is one of the best Rob's videos to this day. It's so cool. Jessica is awesome!

[Reinoutify]

This seems like so much fun to play. the combination of the two styles really gets you going on the drums! Great playing, Jessica!

[fsh]

I just love how it feels like she's playing two songs at once, and they have nothing in common hahaha

[isaiahlara]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO SINCE THE ORIGINAL THANK U

[DrowningTimeOfficially]

Rob I need more music from this Djazz ganre

[RadSalacan]

I love everything Jessica and Rob do together. Djazz is BY FAR my favorite though!

[--Hash--]

Uh-grh-huh! Very good skill! This girl is awesome drummer!

[_chpset]

If you liked this you should also check out Voice of Trespass by Between The Buried And Me. Not sure if I would call it "djazz" so much as it is swing-metal.

[vladimirkuharik]

I cant believe this exist :D SO MANY THANKYOUS <3

[alexabrennan]

I would do unspeakable things to own that kit

[HowlingUlf]

Jessica just finds the right thing to do at the right time ... ALWAYS! Don't worry about the rhythms with Jessica in da house! :D

[appleseedxt]

Sick beats! I seriously think this song wouldn't be this awesome without her.

[jobe]

this video came up in my recommended as just "Djazz" and it was posted on the main channel and i was very scared of what lied within

[SlyHikari]

1:24/1:40 this is so rad.
It’s like some prog stuff.

[Tritanium]

1:40 heeyyyy that's not what a china sounds likeeee

[ja]

The truest progression of jazz I could ever think of when you think about it in a long-term jazz and blues was the beginning of metal we can all agree on that when you play guitar most of the time you're playing with pentatonic scales all of metal is progressively revolver on pentatonic scales where to pentatonic scales come from blues and jazz therefore metal itself and even Djent itself came from blues and jazz so in the real way that's what this song has shown you